Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi declared on Friday that the enduring partnership between China and Russia remains \u0022unshaken by external pressures\u0022 during a press conference at the third session of the 14th National People\u0027s Congress. Emphasizing decades of mutual cooperation, Wang stated that the historical foundation and strategic alignment between Beijing and Moscow will continue to drive bilateral relations forward.
\u0022No matter how the international landscape evolves, the historical logic of China-Russia friendship will not change, and its internal momentum will only grow stronger,\u0022 Wang told reporters. His remarks underscore the deepening collaboration between the two nations in trade, energy, and global governance, even as geopolitical tensions reshape alliances worldwide.
Analysts suggest this reaffirmation signals China\u0027s commitment to stabilizing its strategic partnerships amid economic uncertainties and shifting power dynamics. The relationship, rooted in shared goals of multipolar global governance, continues to influence Asia\u0027s economic corridors and Eurasian security frameworks.
