Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to arrive in China on Tuesday for his 25th meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, marking another major step in strengthening ties between Moscow and Beijing.
The visit is expected to focus on trade, energy cooperation, regional security and expanding strategic coordination between the two countries amid ongoing global geopolitical tensions.
According to reports, the two leaders are also likely to discuss the Ukraine conflict, developments in West Asia and efforts to deepen economic cooperation in the face of Western sanctions and global uncertainty. Putin and Xi share close diplomatic ties and have repeatedly described their partnership as crucial for maintaining stability in the international order.
The meeting comes at a time when both Russia and China are seeking stronger political and economic coordination on key global issues. Officials from both countries are also expected to hold discussions on investment, infrastructure, defence cooperation and regional connectivity projects during the visit.
