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Chinese, Russian coast guard fleet launches patrol, rescue missions in North Pacific

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Chinese, Russian coast guard fleet launches patrol, rescue missions in North Pacific

2024-09-29 17:02 Last Updated At:09-30 00:17

A formation of China Coast Guard (CCG) Meishan and Xiushan vessels and several Russian coast guard ships has carried out joint law enforcement patrol and emergency handling missions in the high seas of the North Pacific to enhance coordination capabilities and jointly maintain the order of fishery production in the area.

In the exercise of joint damage control and life-saving subject, according to the exercise deployment, the Russian ship suddenly reported a simulated explosion and fire on the rear deck during the cruise, and the CCG Meishan vessel immediately turned and used water cannons to extinguish the fire.

Chinese crew members also took assault boats and boarded Russian ships with firefighting and rescue equipment to put out fire in specific areas and rescue people who fell into the water.

The operation tested the ability to jointly respond to sudden dangerous situations during joint law enforcement patrols, according to CCG official.

"We are patrolling, training and learning all the way. In the future, we have the confidence and ability to complete various tasks, including maintaining the order of fishery production in the high seas of the North Pacific," said Feng Mingming, a CCG officer.

During the joint operation, the fleet boarded and inspected the operating vessels in accordance with the relevant resolutions of the United Nations General Assembly and the Convention on the Conservation and Management of High Seas Fishery Resources in the North Pacific Ocean, and also conducted joint search and rescue, joint search for illegal vessels and other exercises to further enhance the joint law enforcement capabilities of the Chinese and Russian coast guards.

Chinese, Russian coast guard fleet launches patrol, rescue missions in North Pacific

Chinese, Russian coast guard fleet launches patrol, rescue missions in North Pacific

Chinese, Russian coast guard fleet launches patrol, rescue missions in North Pacific

Chinese, Russian coast guard fleet launches patrol, rescue missions in North Pacific

China is promoting high-level opening-up in the financial sector and welcomes foreign-invested enterprises to deepen mutually-beneficial cooperation, Vice Premier He Lifeng said in Beijing on Tuesday.

He, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, made the remarks when meeting with Andrew Schlossberg, President and Chief Executive Officer of Invesco.

Noting that China is continuing to deepen the reform of the capital market, steadily expanding the institutional opening up of the financial sector, and striving to provide high-quality financial services for economic and social development, He said that companies from all countries are welcome to continue deepening investment cooperation with China for mutual benefit and win-win results.

Schlossberg expressed his optimism about the development prospects of China's financial market, saying his company is willing to take China's further comprehensive deepening of reform as an opportunity to continue expanding cooperation with China

China welcomes foreign-invested firms deepening mutually-beneficial cooperation: vice premier

China welcomes foreign-invested firms deepening mutually-beneficial cooperation: vice premier

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