Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi pledged to strengthen cooperation with the United Arab Emirates during Saturday's meeting with Khaldoon Khalifa Al Mubarak, special envoy to the UAE president. The talks focused on elevating what both sides called a 'reliable long-term partnership' to new heights.
🔑 Key developments: – Both nations committed to expanding collaboration in energy, tech, and trade – Wang emphasized China's role in strengthening Global South solidarity – UAE praised China's governance models as worth studying – Mutual support for maintaining 'strategic autonomy' in international affairs
💡 "Our partnership isn't just about resources – it's about shaping a fairer world order," Wang stated, framing the cooperation as part of China's broader diplomatic vision.
The UAE envoy confirmed plans for more leadership exchanges in 2026, with both sides agreeing to accelerate joint projects in renewable energy and AI development. This comes as Middle Eastern nations increasingly diversify their economic partnerships beyond traditional Western allies.
