China and Russia Enhance Economic Ties Amid Rising Trade

China and Russia convened a meeting of the China-Russia Economic and Trade Cooperation Subcommittee in Moscow, aiming to bolster trade and cooperation. Vice Commerce Minister Ling Ji emphasized the importance of expanding trade, maintaining open supply chains, and increasing bilateral cooperation. Chinese exports to Russia in yuan terms rose by 4.76% in June.

China and Russia held a significant meeting of the China-Russia Economic and Trade Cooperation Subcommittee in Moscow on Thursday, according to a statement from China's commerce ministry. The event aimed to deepen economic ties between the two nations.

Vice Commerce Minister Ling Ji urged his Russian counterpart to broaden trade in goods and services, ensure supply chains remain open, and boost collaborative efforts between the countries, the statement revealed.

In a notable economic uptick, Chinese customs data indicated that China's yuan-denominated exports to Russia increased by 4.76% in June compared to the same period last year.

(With inputs from agencies.)