China Development Bank opens office in Moscow
08:43, September 21, 2010

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Addressing the opening ceremony, CDB Deputy Governor Gao Jian said the inauguration of the office would not only expand CDB's operation in Russia, but also promote the advancement of Sino- Russian financial cooperation as well as all-round trade and economic interaction.
One chief task of the Moscow office would be research on economic and financial issues, project tracking and development, business planning and external communications, said Gao.
The office would further enrich financial cooperation between China and Russia via professional team working and innovative financial ideas, with a special focus on boosting and supporting major projects in key cooperative sectors, he added.
To date CDB has been engaged in 19 projects in Russia, with a total commitment of 36.4 billion U.S. dollars and the contracts amounting to 36.1 billion dollars, he noted. It also had loans to Russia worth 23.3 billion dollars, the largest among Chinese financial institutions.
Statistics showed that by the end of June this year, the international cooperative operations of CDB had covered 89 countries, with its foreign exchange loans hitting 114.28 billion dollars. It also was China's largest bank in foreign investment and financing.
Source:Xinhua
(Editor:黄蓓蓓)

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