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Shanghai Uni professor cites Egypt as key Arab-African partner
The relations between Egypt and China serve as a model of independent cooperation and solidarity among developing nations. Diplomatic ties between the two countries were established in 1956, laying the groundwork for a strategic partnership encompassing economic and political collaboration. This cooperation was elevated to the level of a comprehensive partnership in 2014, with a particular focus on enhancing regional stability and supporting each other's national interests. The collaboration emphasizes backing security and sovereignty issues, confronting Western dominance, and coordinating their positions in international forums such as the United Nations and the BRICS summit, both rejecting unilateral policies and Cold War mentalities. The visit to the Memorial of the Cairo Declaration stands as a symbolic gesture reflecting the historical ties, with mutual support for peace in the Middle East, especially regarding the Palestinian cause. The outcomes indicate China's support for Egypt in promoting regional stability and deepening multi-layered cooperation, while building on shared principles and strategic stability remains the cornerstone of their relationship.
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