Xi Jinping Urges Middle East Nations to Resist External Interference
During a rare visit to Egypt, Chinese President Xi Jinping called on Middle Eastern countries to reject foreign intervention and assume responsibility for their own regional security. His remarks come amid escalating tensions from the ongoing conflict involving Iran.
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China's Xi tells Middle East to be ‘masters of their own destiny’ amid Iran war
Chinese President Xi Jinping urged Middle Eastern nations to resist external interference. He called for reshaping the region's security order during talks with Egypt's President Sisi. Both leaders agreed to deepen security and economic cooperation between their nations. China seeks to expand its influence and safeguard vital shipping routes. Egypt is diversifying its international partnerships by strengthening ties with Beijing.
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Xi In Rare Egypt Visit Blasts 'External Interference' In Mideast, As Iran War Drags On Chinese President Xi Jinping in a rare trip to the Cairo told his Egyptian counterpart on Wednesday that "external interference" in the Middle East should be opposed, Chinese state media reported. Talks in the Egyptian capital between Xi and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi were a first in a decade. Interestingly, Xi at one point pledged Beijing was willing to help protect maritime ship...
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