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China's economic ambitions a huge draw for Saudi Arabia
Nik Martin
06/13/2023June 13, 2023
At a summit in Riyadh, China and Saudi Arabia announced $10 billion in investments in mining, technology and renewables. Washington is growing uneasy about Beijing's deepening ties with the US's closest Middle East ally.
A sign of the shifting power balance in the Middle East was on show during the two-day Arab-China business summit in the Saudi capital Riyadh this week, as China and the kingdom announced investment deals worth $10 billion (€9.3 billion). Insert-tag-here
Saudi Arabia sends top delegation to China’s ‘Summer Davos’
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Saudi Arabia will send one of the biggest official delegations to this week’s “Summer Davos” in China, as Beijing deepens co-operation with the Middle East to reboot the world’s second-largest economy after three years of Covid-19 lockdowns.
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It is a fake out Black Rock looking to feather their pockets just like Old Joe
China's economic ambitions a huge draw for Saudi Arabia
Nik Martin
06/13/2023June 13, 2023
At a summit in Riyadh, China and Saudi Arabia announced $10 billion in investments in mining, technology and renewables. Washington is growing uneasy about Beijing's deepening ties with the US's closest Middle East ally.
A sign of the shifting power balance in the Middle East was on show during the two-day Arab-China business summit in the Saudi capital Riyadh this week, as China and the kingdom announced investment deals worth $10 billion (€9.3 billion). Insert-tag-here
Saudi Arabia sends top delegation to China’s ‘Summer Davos’
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Saudi Arabia will send one of the biggest official delegations to this week’s “Summer Davos” in China, as Beijing deepens co-operation with the Middle East to reboot the world’s second-largest economy after three years of Covid-19 lockdowns.
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