APEC leaders set to adopt joint declaration at China summit, says Russian Foreign Ministry
Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Andrey Rudenko said APEC leaders are expected to adopt a joint declaration at the upcoming summit in China, as Moscow prepares its delegation.
Leaders attending the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in China are expected to adopt a joint declaration, Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Andrey Rudenko said.
Rudenko noted that the Russian delegation is actively preparing for the upcoming summit, signaling Moscow's continued engagement with the APEC forum despite broader geopolitical tensions.
Preparations underway
The mention of an active preparation process suggests Russia is treating the summit as a significant diplomatic and economic engagement. APEC summits typically bring together leaders and officials from member economies across the Asia-Pacific region to discuss trade, investment and economic cooperation, often concluding with a joint statement outlining shared priorities.
Specific details about the contents of the anticipated joint declaration have not been disclosed by the Russian Foreign Ministry. The statement from Rudenko focused on confirming Russia's participation and preparation rather than previewing the declaration's substance.
Further information about the summit's agenda and the declaration is expected to emerge as the event approaches.
Sources
- APEC leaders to adopt joint declaration at summit in China — Russian Foreign Ministry — TASS (Russia)
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