Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Cairo on September 1 for his first state visit to Egypt in a decade, meeting with President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi. The visit aimed to deepen economic and military cooperation amid regional turmoil.
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Even if it is the first visit in a decade by Chinese President Xi Jinping to Egypt, and relations between the countries keep growing, China still seems to be cautious with its policy.
Chinese President Xi visits Egypt to deepen economic ties and align strategies amid Middle East crises.
Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Cairo today for his first state visit to Egypt in 10 years, as the two countries deepen economic and military ties. Egypt has expanded cooperation with China in defense, ports, manufacturing and clean energy while seeking greater strategic independence from the U.S. Xi was welcomed by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, who described China and Egypt as important
According to Chinese state media Xinhua, Xi said that China and Egypt "set an example of friendship, solidarity, and coordination between developing countries, with strong political mutual trust."