[The sixth meeting of the Joint Committee of the "China and Eurasian Economic Union Economic and Trade Cooperation Agreement" was held in Qingdao] On October 29, according to the official website of the Ministry of Commerce, the sixth meeting of the Joint Committee of the "China and the Eurasian Economic Union Economic and Trade Cooperation Agreement" was held in Qingdao. The meeting was co-chaired by Li Chenggang, Trade Negotiator of the People's Republic of China (at the ministerial level) and Vice Minister of Commerce, and Srepnev, Trade Commissioner of the Eurasian Economic Commission. Li Chenggang said that the leaders of China and the Eurasian Economic Union member states attach great importance to the docking cooperation between the joint construction of the "Belt and Road" initiative and the alliance's strategic construction, jointly create favorable conditions for the healthy development of bilateral economy and trade, and contribute to the stability and prosperity of the global economy. Under the current situation, economic and trade cooperation between China and the Alliance has shown great resilience and great potential. China is willing to further promote the expansion of cooperation between the two sides in areas such as trade liberalization and facilitation on the basis of the existing content of the Agreement, and enhance the stability and resilience of regional production and supply chains. The two sides positively evaluated the results achieved in the implementation of the Agreement since the fifth Joint Committee meeting in November 2025, and agreed to continue to solidly promote the implementation of the Agreement and explore new areas and new directions for the development of economic and trade cooperation between the two parties. The meeting reviewed the implementation of the "China-Eurasian Economic Union Economic and Trade Cooperation Plan (Roadmap)", exchanged in-depth opinions and reached many consensuses on topics such as trade liberalization and facilitation, trade remedies, technical supervision, sanitary and phytosanitary measures, customs cooperation, intellectual property rights, departmental cooperation, e-commerce, WTO cooperation and next-step work arrangements. After the meeting, both parties signed meeting minutes and updated the road map. Representatives from the Eurasian Economic Commission and member states such as Russia and Belarus, as well as representatives from the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, the General Administration of Customs, the State Railway Administration, the Chamber of Commerce for Food and Soil, the Chamber of Commerce for Machinery and Electronics, and the National Railway Group attended the meeting.