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Xi Jinping and Putin Emphasize 'New Type of Great Power Relations,' Urge Multipolar World
Xi Jinping and Putin Summit Emphasizes 'New Type of Great Power Relations'
Chinese President Xi Jinping held talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Great Hall of the People on Wednesday night. Xinhua reported that Xi stated he and Putin have maintained close exchanges for many years, leading the China-Russia New Era Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Xi emphasized that this relationship has set an example for a 'new type of great power relations' characterized by mutual respect, fairness, justice, cooperation, and win-win outcomes, providing valuable stability in a volatile world. He expressed confidence that with the continuous efforts of both sides, China-Russia relations would develop to an even higher level.
Joint Statement Calls for Multipolar World and Respect for Sovereignty
Following the talks, the two countries issued a 'Joint Statement on Advocating for a Multipolar World and New International Relations.' The statement called on the international community to promote an equal and friendly multipolar world and to adhere to open and inclusive cooperation. It also stressed the importance of respecting the sovereignty, territorial integrity, and uniqueness of all nations, as well as the right of sovereign states to autonomously choose their development paths and models. Both countries highlighted the need to address the legitimate security concerns of all nations and reject bloc confrontation and zero-sum games. They asserted that no country or group of countries should control international affairs or dictate the fate of other nations. The statement concluded by emphasizing that hegemonism is unacceptable and must be opposed, while also upholding the diversity of world civilizations and values.
*Source: YouTube: RTHK (2026-05-21)*
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