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What did the first report jointly written by Chinese and Russian think tanks say?
From July 15 to July 16, the "Fourth China-Russia Economic Dialogue" forum hosted by Chongyang Financial Research Institute of Renmin University of China was held in Beijing.

/kloc-on the afternoon of July, 0/6, the first report jointly written by Chinese and Russian think tanks, "Cultivating the Increment of Sino-Russian Renaissance: A Joint Study on Sino-Russian Economic and Financial Cooperation in Think Tanks of the Two Countries", was released in Chongyang, National People's Congress. Published in Chinese, Russian and English at the same time, the report traces the achievements of Sino-Russian economic cooperation, and focuses on analyzing the remaining bottlenecks and solutions.

At present, Sino-Russian relations are in the best period in history and have become a model of great power relations. The report points out that China and Russia are faced with exactly the same six historical missions: realizing national rejuvenation, safeguarding sovereignty integrity, promoting economic transformation, assuming international responsibilities, safeguarding world peace and promoting global development.

Dr. Wang Wen, Executive Dean of Chongyang, National People's Congress, pointed out at the press conference that in the face of similar historical missions, Sino-Russian economic cooperation was only carried out, but not completed. While the report believes that Sino-Russian economic cooperation has achieved good results and financing has steadily advanced, it also bluntly puts forward the bottleneck of cooperation:

The scale of trade and investment between the two countries is small and the structure is relatively simple; Financial cooperation faces many practical problems; The mode of cooperation has certain limitations; The market development of the two countries is low, and many industries have trade barriers; The cognition of relevant departments and project implementers in the two countries affects the effective implementation of the project; The cost of "green" finance is high, and taxpayers face an extra burden.

Source: People's Network