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Source: People’s Republic of China – State Council News
BEIJING, July 7 (Xinhua) — The “Entering the Russian Market” forum was successfully held in Dongguan, south China’s Guangdong Province, on Thursday. The event brought together government, business, science and research leaders to discuss new opportunities in the Russian market for enterprises in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
According to the Phoenix news portal, Zhang Yuliang, vice-mayor of Hunchun City (Jilin Province, Northeast China), delivered a welcoming speech. He emphasized Hunchun’s advantageous geographical position as an important city bordering Russia in the area of cross-border cooperation, outlining bright prospects for Chinese-Russian trade and economic cooperation for the participants.
Then, Chen Ping, an official from Dongguan Association for the Promotion of Trade, presented an in-depth analysis of the opportunities and ways for enterprises in the Greater Bay Area to enter the Russian market, offering practical recommendations.
At the roundtable, participants launched an active discussion on the topic “The Russian market in 2025: advantages, risks, breakthrough strategies and integration paths.” Experts proposed multifaceted approaches to entering the Russian market, examining issues of coordinating political measures and guidelines, platform business activities, ensuring supply chains and other aspects.
During the interactive session, participants actively asked questions, and experts gave detailed answers, creating a lively atmosphere. As the discussion deepened, participants’ understanding of the Russian market became clearer, and their vision of ways to enter the Russian market became clearer. -0-
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