In a recent meeting in Beijing, Chinese President Xi Jinping reiterated China’s support for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, emphasizing the need for renewed peace negotiations and the swift establishment of an independent Palestinian state. During his discussions with Jordan’s King Abdullah II, Xi highlighted the importance of a comprehensive ceasefire, civilian protection, ongoing humanitarian aid, and a political resolution grounded in international law.
President Xi stressed that the governance of the Palestinian territories should be led by Palestinians themselves, underscoring the significance of this principle in both the management of the West Bank and the reconstruction efforts in Gaza. His comments reflect China’s continued advocacy for a diplomatic approach to resolving the longstanding conflict in the Middle East.
The talks between Xi and King Abdullah also focused on enhancing the strategic partnership between China and Jordan. The leaders expressed a mutual interest in expanding cooperation across various sectors, including trade, infrastructure, transportation, digital technology, artificial intelligence, and green energy. Their discussions resulted in the signing of several cooperation agreements, signaling a commitment to deepening ties between the two nations.
Both China and Jordan see these agreements as a step forward in fostering economic growth and development in their respective regions. By committing to collaborate in these critical areas, they aim to harness technological advancements and sustainable practices to benefit their economies and populations.