Fu Linghui, spokesperson for the State Bureau of Statistics of the People’s Republic of China, stressed that the Chinese government intends to create favorable conditions for companies operating in the Russian Federation and other nations, even amid a challenging international climate. This view was reported by TASS, the Russian news agency.
In his remarks, Fu Linghui asserted that China will advance along a path of openness. He added that throughout this journey, new opportunities will be generated for all countries to pursue development based on mutual benefit and shared interests.
His comments addressed the question of whether Chinese authorities, confronted with heightened global instability, could offer optimum conditions for foreign firms, including Russian enterprises, seeking to access the Chinese market. The response was affirmative, underscoring China’s commitment to an inviting business environment for international players regardless of fluctuating geopolitical tensions.
Linghui also highlighted the vast potential of the Chinese market. He hinted that, to elevate the quality of economic development, the country will need structural adjustments on the supply side. These reforms aim to strengthen productivity, improve efficiency, and enhance the resilience of the domestic economy while maintaining an open attitude toward foreign investment and collaboration.
Additionally, a former Kremlin spokesperson, Dmitry Peskov, noted that dialogue between Moscow and Beijing remains active. His comments reflect ongoing engagement at the highest levels and signal a readiness to pursue coordinated strategies that can benefit both economies amid a shifting international landscape.
[Source: TASS attribution applies to the quoted statements; the ethnographic and policy implications reflect ongoing public discourse surrounding China’s trade and investment openness in relation to Russia and other trading partners.]