China's Approach in the Red Sea
The article focused on China’s strategy in the Red Sea and the Horn of Africa, where it is systematically expanding its development of the region's ports to secure its commercial and economic interests, especially with the approaching of important maritime routes such as the Suez Canal and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Chinese investments include the construction of strategic ports with dual military and civilian use, as well as establishing a military base in Djibouti to enhance its military presence, thereby expanding its influence in the region and breaking Western dominance. Additionally, China employs its economic and security tools, such as financing and military construction, to bolster its power and political control. Its increasing security support and efforts to combat piracy in African countries grant it greater geostrategic influence in the region.
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