Putin: Russia and China defend the principles of a just world order

According to Isna, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said during a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin: “The important task is to prepare for President Xi Jinping’s upcoming visit to the BRICS summit. “The president will be happy to accept your invitation to the summit in Kazan for a more in-depth discussion on strategic issues.”

According to Sputnik News agency, “Vladimir Putin” also said that he expects to discuss issues of bilateral cooperation with his Chinese counterpart during a separate bilateral meeting within the framework of the BRICS summit in Kazan.

He added: “Russia-China relations are successfully developing in many fields, including international affairs, economy, and the humanitarian field. All this is still on our agenda, and it will also be the subject of our conversation with the President of China in the multilateral and bilateral meeting in Kazan.

Putin emphasized: “Many countries that have BRICS approaches in the world order are looking for cooperation with this association, and BRICS members will prepare appropriate solutions.”

The Russian president added: “Many countries that share our approaches to the world order are trying to be members of this organization and cooperate with it. “We will do everything possible to prepare appropriate decisions in this regard based on consensus, as is customary in our relations.”

Stating that the countries of the global south support the common principles of Russia and China, he said: “Russia and China jointly defend the principles of a just and democratic world order based on international laws, sovereignty and equality.” “The relations of comprehensive partnership and strategic interaction between Russia and China have been mutual, beneficial and equal for many years.”

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