Xi Jinping calls on China, Jordan to further deepen alignment of development strategies
The two sides issued the Joint Statement Between the People's Republic of China and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan on Deepening the China-Jordan Strategic Partnership.
Chinese President Xi Jinping called for enhanced cooperation between China and Jordan to deepen their alignment of development strategies, according to talks held in Beijing on Monday. Xi highlighted the mutual benefits of China-Jordan cooperation, which spans traditional fields like economy and trade, infrastructure, transport and mining, as well as emerging sectors such as digital economy, artificial intelligence, green energy, education, culture, science and technology, and tourism.
He emphasized the importance of people-to-people exchanges to strengthen the bond between the two peoples. Xi recalled the establishment of a strategic partnership between China and Jordan in 2015, marking a new chapter in the bilateral relationship. He noted that developing the China-Jordan relationship with greater substance and vitality aligns with the common aspiration of both peoples and the prevailing trend of Global South countries seeking strength through unity.
Xi stressed China's support for Jordan's sovereignty, security, and development interests and expressed readiness to strengthen exchanges at various levels. King Abdullah II praised China's achievements under President Xi and affirmed Jordan's respect for the one-China policy and its commitment to maintaining close coordination and productive cooperation across various sectors.
The two leaders exchanged views on the situation in the Middle East, with Xi advocating for a comprehensive ceasefire, diplomatic resolution of disputes, and respect for the sovereignty and security of all countries in the region. They also signed multiple cooperation documents covering foreign affairs, economy and trade, industrial and supply chains, and judicial cooperation.
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