President Xi Jinping's visit to Iran, hailing historic and future opportunities
At the invitation of Iran President Hassan Rouhani, Chinese President Xi Jinping pays a state visit to the Islamic Republic of Iran on January 22-23.
Xi will deepen a traditional friendship that can be traced back
to more than 2000 years ago, and both sides anticipate even better future
exchanges ahead.
Historically, the ancient Silk Road had traversed through Iran, by land and by
sea, which created prosperity for the nation.
China on the other side of the ancient Silk Road had also enjoyed social
prosperity through two-way materials and spiritual exchanges. Both nations have
embarked on the path of independent development, starting from the second half
of the 20th century.
Iran had chosen to become an Islamic Republic, while China began its reform and
opening up. Bilateral political, economic and cultural exchanges have gotten
increasingly closer.
The two sides hold similar views on many regional and international issues.
Both sides advocate for non-interference in international affairs, oppose
hegemony and terrorism, and seek to resolve differences between states through
political dialogues.
Economically, both countries offer complementary advantages.
They have extensive cooperation in the fields of energy, automotive,
transportation, water conservancy projects, mining, mobile communication and
agricultural science and technology.
Bilateral trade volume had risen rapidly, from US$118 million in 1978 to
US$51.85 billion, last year.
Beijing has provided strong support to Iran's economy in its difficult
development process. Tehran also provided stable energy security for China's
economic development.
The two countries have renewed their appreciation for each other's history and
culture; recognizing the diverse richness of human cultures. In 2013, Xi
proposed the "Belt and Road" initiative that would help economies at
home and abroad.
Iranian President Rouhani had proposed the "Silk Road Revival"
development mode. International sanctions against Tehran over its nuclear issue
have been repealed, creating more win-win cooperation for both countries.
Xi's visit is the second time for Chinese top leaders to come to the country in
14 years, which holds landmark significance for long-term bilateral relations.
Meanwhile, it will have a far-reaching impact on the Middle East and the world.
The visit will upgrade relations to a strategic cooperative level, while they
expect to boost trade and financial ties.
They will deepen cooperation in petroleum and natural gas fields. They will
sign agreements on industry, railways, ports, science and technology. The
projects would promote economic development in the Middle East.
Xi hopes to impress Iranians. Iran could have a better understanding of
contemporary China. Xi will encourage stability and development in the region.
The Middle East remains in a period of upheaval. In recent years, terrorism, extremism, political and sectarian conflicts have
intensified. The regional development outlook does not appear promising.
Xi's ongoing Middle East visit would consolidate relationships between China
and major Middle east nations for mutual benefits and win-win purposes. Beijing
advocates resolving disputes through dialogue in new historical situations. Overcoming difficulties with common development, playing a positive role in
international affairs, allows Beijing to inject new vigor to achieve its
"Belt and Road" vision for the common progress of all countries.
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