MOSCOW
Russia and China plan to double by 2024 the bilateral trade turnover from current $108 billion to $200 billion through projects in energy, industry, high technology and agriculture.
The $108 billion trade turnover was reached by the two countries in 2018 thanks to implementation of a number of projects, primarily in energy domain that dominates Russian-Chinese economic relations, according to the Russian Federal Customs Service.
Around 74% of Russian export to China is related to mineral fuels — oil, gas, coal and petroleum products. Besides, Russia is China’s biggest supplier of the crude oil.
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