China’s Xi urges new Middle East security framework during rare Egypt visit
During his first visit to Cairo in a decade, Chinese President Xi Jinping urged Middle Eastern countries to reject external interference and establish a new regional security framework.
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- Sep 2
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China continues to build up its soft power reserves while the United States self-sabotages its own stock.
Chinese President Xi Jinping urged Middle East countries to oppose external influence and consider reshaping the region’s security order.
China stands ready to work with countries in the region to safeguard the security of international shipping lanes and advance development cooperation.
The Suez Canal industrial zone already hosts 200 companies and investments worth approximately $4bn.
Chinese President Xi Jinping is visiting Egypt to strengthen economic and diplomatic ties.
Xi Jinping arrived in Cairo on Tuesday evening and was greeted with a red-carpet ceremony.
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