In a recent meeting with Jordan’s King Abdullah II in Beijing, Chinese President Xi Jinping reiterated China’s commitment to a two-state solution for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Xi underscored the urgency for renewed peace negotiations and advocated for the swift establishment of an independent Palestinian state. He stressed the importance of a comprehensive ceasefire, the safeguarding of civilian lives, ongoing humanitarian efforts, and a resolution grounded in international law.
President Xi emphasized the necessity of upholding the principle that Palestinians should govern Palestine, highlighting its significance in the administration of the West Bank and the reconstruction efforts in Gaza. This call for action reflects China’s ongoing support for a diplomatic resolution to the long-standing conflict in the region.
During their discussions, the two leaders also focused on enhancing the strategic partnership between China and Jordan. They identified several areas for potential collaboration, including trade, infrastructure, transportation, and digital technology. Both countries expressed a commitment to working together on advancements in artificial intelligence and green energy, aiming to strengthen economic ties and support mutual growth.
To solidify this enhanced cooperation, China and Jordan signed several agreements following the talks. These agreements are expected to pave the way for increased joint ventures and initiatives across multiple sectors, further cementing the strategic relationship between the two nations.