The Chinese leader arrived in Moscow on 30 June on a four-day visit aimed at boosting bilateral ties, especially in trade.
The two met for informal discussions last night at Putin's residence outside the Russian capital.
Putin called Hu a "friend," and said there had been "noticeable progress" in political and economic relations.
Hu told ITAR-TASS trade between China and Russia could jump from the current $20 billion to $80 billion by 2010.
The two leaders are also due to sign a declaration reaffirming their nations' call for respecting international law and establishing a stronger UN role internationally.
(ITAR-TASS)
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China's President To Visit Moscow
The two met for informal discussions last night at Putin's residence outside the Russian capital.
Putin called Hu a "friend," and said there had been "noticeable progress" in political and economic relations.
Hu told ITAR-TASS trade between China and Russia could jump from the current $20 billion to $80 billion by 2010.
The two leaders are also due to sign a declaration reaffirming their nations' call for respecting international law and establishing a stronger UN role internationally.
(ITAR-TASS)
See also:
China's President To Visit Moscow
