During a meeting in Beijing, Chinese President Xi Jinping reiterated China’s commitment to a two-state solution concerning the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In discussions with Jordan’s King Abdullah II, Xi emphasized the importance of restarting peace negotiations and establishing an independent Palestinian state at the earliest opportunity. He underscored the necessity of a comprehensive ceasefire, the protection of civilians, and ongoing humanitarian assistance, advocating for a political resolution grounded in international law.
President Xi asserted that the governance of Palestine by Palestinians must be respected, particularly in managing the West Bank and rebuilding efforts in Gaza. His comments come as part of a broader dialogue with King Abdullah, during which both leaders focused on enhancing bilateral ties between China and Jordan.
The talks also led to a mutual understanding to bolster the China-Jordan strategic partnership further. Both nations expressed a commitment to expanding cooperation across various sectors, including trade, infrastructure, and technology. They identified areas like digital technology, artificial intelligence, and green energy as key fields for future collaboration.
Following their discussions, several cooperation agreements were formalized, reflecting the shared intent to deepen economic and technological ties. This development marks a significant step forward in the bilateral relationship, aligning with both countries’ aspirations for increased engagement and mutual benefit.