China formally endorses Russia’s bid to enter WTO

Posted by | Oct 14, 2004

From AFP today: “China and Russia signed an agreement in which Beijing formally endorsed Moscow’s bid to enter the World Trade Organization ( news -web sites ) (WTO).
 
The agreement was signed by Chinese Commerce Minister Bo Xilai and his counterpart Russian Trade Minister German Gref during the first day of President Vladimir Putin ( news -web sites )’s visit to China ”

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