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Saudi Crown Prince Sends Message to China’s Xi Jinping on Strategic Bilateral Relations

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman sent a written message to Chinese President Xi Jinping addressing strategic bilateral ties and economic interests. The communication was delivered in Beijing during talks between Saudi National Security Adviser Musaed al-Aiban and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. Discussions addressed joint commercial cooperation in energy supplies, high-tech industries, and reciprocal investment frameworks.

Published Source: Al Arabiya English
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China / Saudi Arabia
Publication date
November 2, 2026
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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman sent a written message to Chinese President Xi Jinping regarding strategic bilateral relations and shared economic interests, Al Arabiya English reported.

The message was delivered in Beijing on November 2, 2026, by Saudi Minister of State and National Security Adviser Musaed al-Aiban during an official meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi.

According to the report, the discussions highlighted expanding diplomatic coordination and economic integration between China and the wider Gulf region.

The meeting specifically focused on advancing joint commercial cooperation across energy supplies, high-tech sectors, and reciprocal investment frameworks.

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