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China and Oman Discuss Deeper Energy, Supply Chain, and GCC Strategic Alignment

Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Sultan Haitham Bin Tarik Al Said of Oman in Beijing during a state visit. The leaders discussed expanding energy partnerships, supply chains, and mutual trade channels. Discussions also focused on aligning GCC economic diversification strategies with the Belt and Road Initiative, including port and transport infrastructure.

Published Source: Xinhua
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Chinese President Xi Jinping held formal talks in Beijing with Sultan Haitham Bin Tarik Al Said of Oman during an official state visit, according to a report by Xinhua.

During the meeting, President Xi reiterated China's commitment to deepening strategic cooperation and policy coordination with Arab states and Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) nations. Xi stated that China is willing to enhance communication with Arab and GCC countries to support regional peace, stability, and tranquility, adding that the Middle East and Gulf region should not serve as an arena for major-country rivalry.

Bilateral discussions between the two heads of state emphasized expanding continuous energy partnerships, reinforcing industrial supply chains, and widening mutual trade channels. Both sides addressed aligning GCC economic diversification strategies with China's Belt and Road Initiative, with a specific focus on transport and port infrastructure.

Sultan Haitham expressed Oman's intention to leverage the diplomatic milestone to advance commercial cooperation, technical projects, and investment opportunities with China.

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