Xi Jinping Urges China and Jordan to Align Development Strategies
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At a glance
- Chinese President Xi Jinping called for deeper alignment of development strategies between China and Jordan.
- He proposed enhancing cooperation in traditional sectors and developing new drivers in digital economy, AI, and green energy.
- Xi also emphasized deepening exchanges in education, culture, science, technology, and tourism.
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with King Abdullah II of Jordan in Beijing, advocating for a stronger alignment of their national development strategies. Xi highlighted the importance of bolstering cooperation in established sectors such as economy, trade, infrastructure, transport, and mining.
Furthermore, the Chinese leader proposed cultivating new avenues for collaboration in emerging fields like the digital economy, artificial intelligence, and green energy. He also stressed the need to comprehensively deepen exchanges across various sectors, including education, culture, science and technology, and tourism.
China and Jordan should strengthen the alignment of their development strategies.
This meeting follows the 2015 establishment of the China-Jordan strategic partnership, which Xi noted opened a new chapter in bilateral relations. The discussion aimed to further solidify and expand this relationship through strategic alignment and diversified cooperation.
The two sides should strengthen their cooperation in traditional areas, including economy and trade, infrastructure construction, transportation and mining, develop new cooperation drivers in the digital economy, artificial intelligence and green energy, and comprehensively deepen their exchanges in education, culture, science and technology, tourism and other fields.
Originally published by Fraternitรฉ Matin in French. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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