Deeper China-Oman ties strategic for both sides, Xi says
- Xi told Sultan Haitham bin Tariq al-Said at the start of their meeting in Beijing that their countries’ relations are at a 'new historical starting point'
China and Oman are deepening their strategic partnership, with President Xi Jinping and Sultan Haitham bin Tariq al-Said meeting to elevate bilateral ties to a new historical level.
- China's perspective on expanding and deepening ties with Oman.
- The significance of Sultan Haitham's historic visit to Beijing.
- Goals for the future of the China-Oman strategic partnership.
BEIJING: China sees expanding and deepening ties with Oman as a “shared strategic choice” for both countries, Chinese President Xi Jinping told the Sultan of Oman on Monday.
Xi told Sultan Haitham bin Tariq al-Said at the start of their meeting in Beijing that their countries’ relations are at a “new historical starting point”.
“I am ready to work with you to guide the China-Oman strategic partnership to an even higher level, better serve the peoples of our two countries, and contribute to peace, stability and prosperity in the region,” Xi said, according to a report from the media pool covering the meeting.
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Haitham arrived in Beijing on Sunday for a two-day visit, the first by an Omani head of state since the countries established ties in 1978.