China, Russia agree to complete border demarcation

21/07/2008 -- 9:30 PM

Beijing (VNA) - China and Russia on July 21 signed an additional protocol on eastern borders they share, marking the completion of all the 4,300-km-long border survey and determination. The protocol, with a map affiliated, was inked in Beijing by Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi and visiting Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs Sergei Lavrov. Chinese Foreign Minister Yang said at a press briefing after talks with his Russian counterpart Lavrov that the two sides exchanged wide-ranging and indepth views on how to further promote the Sino-Russian strategic partnership of cooperation and enhance bilateral cooperation on the international and regional issues. Russian FM Lavrov said the talks were "fruitful" and concentrated on how to carry out bilateral agreements and the new tasks raised by the leaders of the two countries during Russian President Dmitry Medvedev's China visit in May and contacts between Chinese President Hu Jintao and Medvedev in Japan in early July.-Enditem
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