Xi Jinping Calls on China, Egypt to Enhance Mutual Support, Deepen Cooperation
- Chinese President Xi Jinping called on China and Egypt to deepen mutual support, cooperation, and build a community with a shared future, highlighting their 70-year diplomatic relationship.
- The two leaders agreed to strengthen their comprehensive strategic partnership by aligning Egypt Vision 2030 with China's Belt and Road Initiative to promote industrial, technological, and sustainable development.
- They emphasized expanding cooperation in infrastructure, green energy, technology, finance, and the digital economy, including promoting the use of local currencies in bilateral trade and investment.
- The partnership aims to boost regional connectivity and supports coordination within platforms like the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation and the United Nations to foster global governance reforms and South-South solidarity amid shifting geopolitical dynamics.
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Xi Jinping calls on China, Egypt to enhance mutual support, deepen cooperation
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday called on China and Egypt to support each other, deepen cooperation, and continue advancing the building of a China-Egypt community with a shared future amid a turbulent international and regional landscape.Xi
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