President Vladimir Putin will plead ways to optimize shared trade, including changes in Russian exports to China, during his revisit to Beijing, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov pronounced in an talk with Xinhua news group posted on a ministry’s website on Sunday.
The Kremlin press bureau reported on Tuesday that Putin would revisit China on Jun 5-6 to plead a prospects of building shared trade family and building adult communication in a margin of energy, modernization and innovation, augmenting mutual investment, prolongation team-work and interregional ties.
“We design to investigate in fact a work for optimizing a structure of shared trade, initial of all, by a boost of a share of value-added products in Russia’s exports to China,” Lavrov said.
By a formula of a shared talks, both parties are approaching to pointer a corner communiqué and a series of agreements between a governments and companies from both countries.