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Chinese and Bahraini Foreign Ministers Meet in Baku to Deepen Commercial Cooperation

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Bahraini Foreign Minister Abdullatif bin Rashid Al Zayani in Baku on October 15. The ministers discussed expanding bilateral cooperation following their 2024 comprehensive strategic partnership. Bahrain expressed interest in increasing ties with Chinese firms across energy, logistics, tourism, and finance.

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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held a bilateral meeting with Bahraini Foreign Minister Abdullatif bin Rashid Al Zayani in Baku on October 15, according to Big News Network.

The discussions reviewed strategic objectives set after China and Bahrain established a comprehensive strategic partnership in 2024.

Minister Zayani stated that Bahrain aims to intensify collaboration with Chinese enterprises across multiple sectors, specifically naming energy, logistics, tourism, and finance.

Wang affirmed China's readiness to deepen political mutual trust, expand practical business ties, and foster multilateral collaboration with Gulf partners. Both officials also underlined the importance of preserving regional commercial stability and protecting vital trade and transport corridors.

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