Xi Jinping addresses Arab League in Cairo before planned visit to Iran, announces millions in aid to Palestinians.
Il presidente cinese Xi Jinping ha chiesto l'istituzione di uno Stato palestinese entro i confini pre-1967-Al Cairo ha specificato che il problema palestinese "non dovrebbe essere emarginato."
"La Cina sostiene il processo di pace in Medio Oriente [e] la creazione di uno Stato palestinese con capitale Gerusalemme Est " Inoltre ha annunciato 50 milioni di yuan ($ 7,6 milioni) in aiuti per i palestinesi.. Ha specificato che mantenere gli interessi legittimi del popolo palestinese è una responsabilità della Lega Araba, così come della comunità internazionale
Il presidente cinese era arrivato in Egitto Mercoledì, come parte di un tour regionale che lo ha già portato in Arabia Saudita. L' Iran sarà l'ultima tappa . La visita di Xi in Egitto è la prima di un capo di Stato cinese dopo dodici anni. Giovedi ' i due paesi hanno firmato 21 offerte di cooperazione in diversi settori : energia, tecnologia, investimenti, trasporti,'agricoltura, cultura, nonché un accordo di 1 miliardo di dollari con la banca centrale egiziana. Cina e Arabia Saudita Martedì hanno firmato un memorandum d'intesa per la costruzione di un reattore nucleare . La visita di Xi in Iran arriva dopo la revoca delle sanzioni internazionali contro l'Iran.
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Chinese President Calls for East Jerusalem as Capital of Palestinian State
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday called for establishing a Palestinian state within the pre-1967-war borders amid efforts by Beijing to assert its economic and political clout in the Middle East.
Addressing the Cairo-based Arab League, Xi said the Palestinian problem "should not be marginalized."
"China supports the peaceful process in the Middle East [and] the establishment of a Palestinian state with its capital being eastern Jerusalem," he added through an interpreter.
Xi announced 50 million yuan ($7.6 million) in aid for the Palestinians.
The United States, an ally of Tel Aviv, have unsuccessfully attempted to break a long-standing stalemate in Palestinian-Israeli peacemaking.
Tensions between the two sides have been growing in recent months after a wave of Palestinian stabbing attacks on Israelis and clashes between Palestinians and Israeli soldiers.
"Maintaining the legitimate interests of the Palestinian people is the responsibility of the Arab League as well as the international community," Xi said.
For the Palestinian-Israeli conflict to end, negotiations should be pushed forward to reach a peace agreement, he said.
The Chinese president had arrived in Egypt Wednesday as part of a regional tour that has already taken him to Saudi Arabia.
Iran will be the final stop in his three-nation trip.
Xi's current visit to Egypt is the first by a Chinese head of state to the country in twelve years.
On Thursday, the two countries signed 21 cooperation deals in different fields including energy, technology, investment, transport, agriculture, housing and culture as well as a 1-billion-dollar grant offered to Egypt's central bank.
Egypt is seeking foreign investment to revitalize its economy, battered by political upheaval since the 2011 uprising that toppled longtime autocrat Hosny Mubarak.
China and Saudi Arabia on Tuesday signed a memorandum of understanding to build a nuclear reactor in the oil-rich kingdom.
Xi's visit to Iran comes days after the implementation of a landmark nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers, leading to the lifting of international sanctions on Iran.
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