News from Al-Madinah: Days after being elected to a third term at the Chinese Communist Party meeting, the Saudi Foreign Minister made the announcement that Chinese President Xi Jinping would likely travel to the Kingdom.
In remarks made at a meeting of the Political and Foreign Affairs Committee on Thursday that were broadcast by the Saudi “Al-Ikhbaria” channel, Prince Faisal bin Farhan said that “our meeting today comes at an important time, as it precedes the expected visit of the Chinese president to the Kingdom and before the summit was held Saudi Arabia-Chinese, the Gulf-Chinese summit, and the Arab-Chinese summit.”
According to “AFP,” Prince Faisal further stated that his nation “is trying to end all arrangements for it to succeed and attain the necessary ambitions.”
The “historical and solid” ties between the two nations were stressed by the Saudi minister.
A France Presse inquiry over the visit was met with silence by the Chinese embassy in Saudi Arabia.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry, for its part, stated that it “had no information to give.
“In a historic move, the Chinese Communist Party, the Chinese president, established on Sunday, in his post for a third time, Secretary-General of the Communist Party, paving the way for a third term of five years and reinforcing his position as the strongest leader of China since the founder of the regime Mao Zedong.
Due to the Kingdom’s decision to limit oil production through the “OPEC Plus” coalition, ties between the United States and Saudi Arabia are tense at the time of this visit.
The Saudi Arabia-rejected oil-led Kartel resolution, which was supported by Russia in the Ukraine war, was taken into consideration by the White House.
In 2016, the Chinese president travelled to Saudi Arabia.
Europe Press.
Saudi Arabia announced a trip to Shi and a “Gulf-Chinese” conference following its election to a third term.
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