President Xi Jinping arrived back in Beijing on Saturday following a three-day state visit to Russia, where he reaffirmed bilateral cooperation and attended commemorations for the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union's victory in the Great Patriotic War.
The visit highlighted deepening economic coordination between the two nations, with discussions on energy partnerships and cross-border infrastructure projects. Analysts suggest these moves could reshape supply chain dynamics in Eurasia, creating opportunities for global investors eyeing transport and tech sectors.
During the Moscow ceremonies, Xi emphasized the historical significance of WWII outcomes in shaping modern Asia's geopolitical landscape. He held talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, focusing on crisis mediation initiatives and cultural exchanges.
