Chinese President Xi Jinping sent New Year greetings to Russian President Vladimir Putin, outlining the early outcomes of their ongoing collaboration and the path ahead. The message, described in summaries from RIA News, reflects a shared view of warming ties and growing trust between the two nations as a result of steady dialogue and joint undertakings that define their bilateral relationship.
As noted by Xi in his New Year telegram, the period of leadership under his own government in the PRC and Putin in Russia has seen a strengthening of mutual confidence, a steady advance of strategic cooperation, and a stream of practical results. The tone emphasizes continuity and resilience, underscoring a partnership aimed at addressing regional and global challenges through coordinated actions and common interests.
According to a report from China Central Television, Putin extended his own New Year congratulations to the leadership of the People’s Republic of China, reaffirming his desire to maintain constructive and pragmatic ties that can support shared economic and infrastructural initiatives. The exchange is presented as a mutual pledge to deepen cooperation and to work through the complexities of regional diplomacy with a pragmatic mindset.
Prior to these exchanges, Putin sent New Year wishes to leaders in Europe, highlighting an approach that seeks dialogue even with partners who have divergent views. There is a clear message of continuing constructive engagement with European counterparts, while preserving a focus on advancing joint economic projects and diplomatic channels that can yield tangible benefits for both sides.
In parallel, Victoria Abramchenko, the former Deputy Prime Minister, conveyed wishes to the Russian people, expressing hope that the year ahead would bring realization of their deepest aspirations and a sense of stability in the country’s trajectory. The sentiments reflect an emphasis on national well being and optimism as citizens look toward a new cycle of development and progress.