Shujaa Mwendazake
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Mojawapo ya mataifa yenye nguvu za kiuchumi duniani Urussi wameingua makubaliano ya kuanza ujenzi wa 'Siberia 2' ikiwa ni bomba litakalosaidia kuongeza mauzo ya nishati hiyo toka Gazprom kwenda China.
Baada ya mgogoro wake na nchi za jumuiya ya ulaya, Russia wameendelea kutafuta mbadala na hivyo kuelekeza mauzo yake huko Asia, America kusini na Afrika.
Rais wa China ameshukuru kwa hatua hiyo itakayoendelea kuchochoea maendeleo ya kiuchumi na kibiashara katika taifa hilo ambalo uchumi wake unapaa kwa kasi.
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China hopes that the construction of a new natural gas pipeline connecting the country to Russia via Mongolia will soon see “substantial progress,” President Xi Jinping has said, following a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Beijing on Wednesday, CCTV reports.
President Putin is currently visiting China for the third Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation (BRF).
Effective cooperation with Russia would ensure grain and energy security, the Chinese leader said, adding that strengthening ties between Moscow and Beijing is a long-term goal.
The project, dubbed the Power of Siberia 2, will bring natural gas from Russia’s Yamal peninsula, which – prior to the Ukraine conflict – used to serve the EU market through several pipelines, including Nord Stream, which was sabotaged in September 2022.
Russian officials are planning to increase pipeline gas supplies to China by 50 billion cubic meters (bcm) annually via Power of Siberia 2, while the existing Power of Siberia pipeline is due to provide 38 bcm per year by 2025.
Baada ya mgogoro wake na nchi za jumuiya ya ulaya, Russia wameendelea kutafuta mbadala na hivyo kuelekeza mauzo yake huko Asia, America kusini na Afrika.
Rais wa China ameshukuru kwa hatua hiyo itakayoendelea kuchochoea maendeleo ya kiuchumi na kibiashara katika taifa hilo ambalo uchumi wake unapaa kwa kasi.
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China hopes that the construction of a new natural gas pipeline connecting the country to Russia via Mongolia will soon see “substantial progress,” President Xi Jinping has said, following a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Beijing on Wednesday, CCTV reports.
President Putin is currently visiting China for the third Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation (BRF).
Effective cooperation with Russia would ensure grain and energy security, the Chinese leader said, adding that strengthening ties between Moscow and Beijing is a long-term goal.
The project, dubbed the Power of Siberia 2, will bring natural gas from Russia’s Yamal peninsula, which – prior to the Ukraine conflict – used to serve the EU market through several pipelines, including Nord Stream, which was sabotaged in September 2022.
Russian officials are planning to increase pipeline gas supplies to China by 50 billion cubic meters (bcm) annually via Power of Siberia 2, while the existing Power of Siberia pipeline is due to provide 38 bcm per year by 2025.
Calfonia GDP ni kubwa kuliko GDP ya Russia
