Xi Jinping's Cairo Visit Schedule

Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Egypt lasted two days in September 2026 and coincided with the celebration of 70 years of diplomatic relations between the two countries since 1956, making Egypt the first Arab and African nation to recognize the People's Republic of China. The visit was marked by the signing of five agreements and memoranda of understanding, as well as more than 20 cooperation documents, in addition to the inauguration of the third phase of the Egyptian-Chinese industrial zone expansion in the Suez Canal. The official reception ceremonies were characterized by great warmth, and both sides exchanged messages through the press. President Xi Jinping emphasized the deep historical ties and continuous development of relations, focusing on economic and political cooperation. During talks at the Presidential Palace, discussions centered on strengthening the partnership and developing sectors such as industry and energy. Agreements were signed to significantly boost investment, and a joint statement reaffirmed continued cooperation on regional and international issues, including water resources, sustainable development, and regional security. The Chinese president also extended an invitation for a return visit to China. The visit concluded with a tour of the Grand Egyptian Museum, where President Xi praised Egyptian civilization. This warm reception reflected the strength of the relations between the two countries and the depth of their historical and strategic ties.

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