China, Russia Sign $15 Billion in Trade Deals
China and Russia signed 27 trade contracts worth $15 billion, Chinese Vice Premier Li Keqiang said in Moscow April 28, according to the official Chinese government web site. During the signing ceremony, it said, Li proposed that both China and…
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Russia endeavor together to further promote their trade and economic cooperation. China is Russia's top trade partner, with bilateral trade volume reaching $79.25 billion in 2011, up 42.7 percent year-on-year.