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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
Beijing, November 26 (Xinhua) — Northwest China's Shaanxi Province and Russia's Vologda Oblast recently signed an agreement establishing sister-city relations in Xi'an, the provincial capital. Zhao Gang, Chairman of the People's Government of Shaanxi Province, met with a delegation led by Georgy Filimonov, Governor of the Vologda Oblast.
According to the Shaanxi Daily newspaper, Zhao Gang welcomed the Vologda Region delegation's latest visit to Shaanxi. He noted that, under the strategic leadership of the two heads of state, the China-Russia comprehensive strategic partnership of coordination in the new era has maintained a high level of development. Shaanxi Province is currently accelerating the establishment of a bridgehead for reform and opening-up in China's hinterland, striving to write a new chapter in China's modernization project in Shaanxi. The two sides have a strong foundation and enormous potential for cooperation.
He expressed hope that the signing of this document will provide an opportunity to further strengthen communication and coordination, deepen humanitarian exchanges and mutually beneficial cooperation, and create greater prosperity for the peoples of the two regions.
G. Filimonov expressed confidence in the prospects for cooperation between the two sides. He stated that exchanges and cooperation between the two regions will continue to be promoted, and efforts will be made to foster mutually beneficial development.
During the event, Zhao Gang and G. Filimonov jointly witnessed the signing of memoranda of cooperation between Shaanxi Province and the Vologda Region in the fields of culture, tourism, and sports. -0-
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