China and the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) held the 6th Joint Committee meeting on Oct. 29 in Qingdao, co-chaired by China’s chief trade negotiator and MOFCOM deputy minister Li Chenggang and EEC Trade Commissioner Slepnev. China expressed willingness to expand cooperation under the existing Agreement to further trade liberalization and facilitation and to strengthen regional supply‑chain stability and resilience. Both sides positively reviewed implementation since the 5th Joint Committee in N

China and the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) held the 6th Joint Committee meeting on Oct. 29 in Qingdao, co-chaired by China’s chief trade negotiator and MOFCOM deputy minister Li Chenggang and EEC Trade Commissioner Slepnev. China expressed willingness to expand cooperation under the existing Agreement to further trade liberalization and facilitation and to strengthen regional supply‑chain stability and resilience. Both sides positively reviewed implementation since the 5th Joint Committee in Nov. 2025, agreed to continue robust implementation and to explore new areas of economic cooperation. The meeting assessed progress on the China–EAEU trade cooperation roadmap and reached multiple consensuses on trade liberalization and facilitation, trade remedies, technical regulation, sanitary and phytosanitary measures, customs cooperation, intellectual property, sectoral cooperation, e‑commerce, WTO cooperation and next steps. Parties signed the meeting minutes and updated the roadmap.