Chinese president urges regional Middle East framework
Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Egypt marks his first trip to the Middle East in four years. During the visit, he called on regional countries to oppose external interference and consider reshaping the regional security framework. Xi emphasized the importance of the region taking its own responsibility and working with China to enhance security cooperation and develop infrastructure, including safeguarding maritime shipping routes—particularly after the disruption caused by war that affected movement through the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb. The two sides agreed to expand collaboration in advanced technology, cybersecurity, and various industries, with a focus on supporting digital transformation and sustainable development in Egypt. The visit is part of Beijing’s efforts to strengthen its diplomatic and economic influence, especially as Egypt seeks to diversify its international partnerships and expand regional alliances, highlighting Egypt’s strategic significance and its role as a key partner for China in the region.
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