Russian President Vladimir Putin said on the 29th that in 2021, Russia and Belarus will take substantive steps in developing relations among alliance countries. According to the Russian President's website, Putin held talks with Belarusian president Lukashenko, who went to Russia to participate in the informal meeting of leaders of CIS countries, in St. Petersburg on the same day. Putin said that Belarus is a reliable partner of Russia. In 2020, bilateral trade between Russia and Russia dropped by 17% compared with the previous year. So far this year, although there is still COVID-19 influence, bilateral trade volume has increased by 36% over last year. "The integration plan of 28 industries approved this year has created better conditions for economic and trade cooperation between Russia and Belarus." Putin said. Lukashenko said during the talks that Belarus and Russia have established a mechanism to promote the integration process of alliance countries, and the two sides will continue to work together to implement relevant work. During the talks, the leaders of the two countries agreed to continue to strengthen cooperation in military, aviation manufacturing and other fields. On December 8, 1999, Russia and Belarus signed the Treaty on the establishment of the Russia Belarus alliance, which stipulates that the two countries shall establish a confederation state while maintaining their national sovereignty, independence and national system. On November 4 this year, Putin and Lukashenko signed the decree on the implementation of the Union's national integration at the video conference of the Supreme State Council of the Russian White Union, and approved the integration plan involving 28 industries of the two countries. (outlook new era)