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The issue of mutual interests of Russia, China and Mongolia in working partnerships and projects is not accidental and determined by modern foreign economic and foreign policy situation as well as national preferences of these countries. The People's Republic of China, the driving force of the project of the Economic belt of the Silk Road, remains the main partner of the Russian Federation in many international projects. Mongolia is the main visionary for the development of the «Steppe Road» project. The article explores the history behind the relations between those three neighboring countries in various public spheres, including political, economic, scientific, cultural, and environmental. The author examines the issues of further development of Russia, China and Mongolia relations in a complex environment of globalization of world economy. The article analyzes the statistical data on the economic status of these countries in world ranking system. The author puts forward possible ways to solve problems in implementation of cooperation among three countries in a present-day global politico-economical climate of the imposed sanctions, trade wars and investment restrictions. The author argues that to advance mutual interests the emphasis should be placed on joint global projects and creation of free trade zones in bordering regions of these countries.

Mutual Interests and Issues in Implementation of Russias Cooperation with China and Mongolia