ISTANBUL
China’s President Xi Jinping and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin held on Tuesday a video conference call, a day after Donald Trump was inaugurated as the US president for a second time.
During the appeal, whose shared component through the Kremlin, Putin said that the base of cooperation between Moscow and Beijing is a “large network of national interests and a coincidence of vision problems about relations between the wonderful powers. “
Saying that Russia and China build their ties on the basis of issues such as friendship and mutual acceptance as true and beneficial, Putin said those relations are “self-sufficient” and do not take into account internal political points or the existing global situation.
“All its strengthening fully meets the objectives of the incorporated progression of Russia and China, the well -being of the peoples of the two countries,” Putin added.
He said that the two countries are coordinated on foreign platforms such as the UN, the OCS, the G20 and the APEC, jointly arguing the structure of a “fairer world order of the world order” and running towards “indivisible security” in Eurasia and in Eurasia the world.
“It is certain that it will say that foreign policy ties, the joint paintings of Russia and China objectively play a stabilizing role in foreign affairs,” said the Russian boss.
He said that China is the largest of the resources of Russian power and that humanitarian ties are being developed between the two countries.
Xi, for his part, told Putin that China is willing to take relations with Russia with a “new height,” strengthen stability and resilience amid external challenges, and verify global fairness and justice, according to a Beijing official.
Stressing that this year marks the 80th anniversary of the founding of the UN, the Chinese president said Beijing and Moscow “jointly remain that the foreign formula does not focus, save hard fruit from victory in World War II, and protect and protect their institutional strength as founding members of the UN and permanent members of the Security Council.