China ready to deepen investment cooperation with Russia: vice premier
Published: September 6, 2026
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China-Russia Investment Cooperation Committee — Official document ↗
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⚡ Impact at a Glance
Who is affected
Manufacturing, Infrastructure, Green industries, Digital economy
Cities / Agencies
Nationwide · China-Russia Investment Cooperation Committee
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gov.cn · AI-assisted summary · generated Sep 8, 2026 · pending human review
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MOFCOM: China-Russia investment cooperation project lists and facilitation measures; NDRC: outbound investment guidance for Russia; China-Russia Investment Cooperation Committee: key project implementation updates
Executive Summary
Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang and Russian First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov co-chaired the 13th China-Russia Investment Cooperation Committee meeting in Vladivostok, where both sides pledged to deepen bilateral investment ties. China called for expanding cooperation in manufacturing, infrastructure, green industries, and the digital economy, while Russia promised to address concerns of Chinese enterprises. The meeting reflects continued political support for China-Russia business cooperation but does not itself create new legal obligations or concrete policy changes.
Key Points
Both sides agreed to follow through on consensus reached by the Chinese and Russian heads of state and further expand practical investment cooperation.
China stressed strengthening planning, policy guidance, and industrial alignment to support deeper and more substantive investment cooperation between the two countries' businesses.
The two sides will facilitate implementation and effective operation of key projects to steadily expand the scale and enhance the level of bilateral investment.
Cooperation will be consolidated in manufacturing and infrastructure while being extended to new fields such as green industries and the digital economy.
China called for addressing prominent difficulties and practical concerns of enterprises to jointly foster a more favorable business environment.
Russia said it will take measures to address concerns of Chinese companies and provide convenient, predictable conditions for their investment and business operations in Russia.