October 23, 2025, Shenyang.
On day one of the forum, the session “Synergy of Industry and Finance in Northeast Asia” brought together government officials, banks, corporates, and experts.
Speaking on behalf of the Eurasian Business Alliance, President Andrey Morozov outlined the core context: the global economy is rapidly restructuring, while Russia and China - complementary engines of growth - can offer a fair, technology-driven model of cooperation. The key to resilience is a sovereign financial infrastructure: direct settlements in national currencies, Eurasian clearing centers, digital platforms, and the integration of AI and blockchain in finance. This is not a distant prospect but a practical agenda for the coming years.
He also emphasized the practical needs of business: removing artificial barriers, strengthening production chains, exchanging technologies, and co-creating added value. The aim is partnership - one that cannot be “switched off” from the outside and that relies on our own resources, data, and competencies.
Concluding his address, Andrey Morozov offered a metaphor that became the leitmotif of the meeting:
“The Dragon and the Bear - symbols of wisdom, strength, and resilience - can, united, become global leaders in finance, financial logistics, and industrial development. Our path is one: a prosperous, independent, technological, and strong Eurasia.”
The Russia–China Forum on Investment Development & Trade Cooperation is one of the region’s key events: it shapes the agenda for industry and finance across Northeast Asia, strengthens Russia–China ties, and launches partnerships that directly translate into projects and investment.
On day one of the forum, the session “Synergy of Industry and Finance in Northeast Asia” brought together government officials, banks, corporates, and experts.
Speaking on behalf of the Eurasian Business Alliance, President Andrey Morozov outlined the core context: the global economy is rapidly restructuring, while Russia and China - complementary engines of growth - can offer a fair, technology-driven model of cooperation. The key to resilience is a sovereign financial infrastructure: direct settlements in national currencies, Eurasian clearing centers, digital platforms, and the integration of AI and blockchain in finance. This is not a distant prospect but a practical agenda for the coming years.
He also emphasized the practical needs of business: removing artificial barriers, strengthening production chains, exchanging technologies, and co-creating added value. The aim is partnership - one that cannot be “switched off” from the outside and that relies on our own resources, data, and competencies.
Concluding his address, Andrey Morozov offered a metaphor that became the leitmotif of the meeting:
“The Dragon and the Bear - symbols of wisdom, strength, and resilience - can, united, become global leaders in finance, financial logistics, and industrial development. Our path is one: a prosperous, independent, technological, and strong Eurasia.”
The Russia–China Forum on Investment Development & Trade Cooperation is one of the region’s key events: it shapes the agenda for industry and finance across Northeast Asia, strengthens Russia–China ties, and launches partnerships that directly translate into projects and investment.