GCC official: Gulf-China talks focus on maritime security, energy cooperation
GCC assistant secretary-general says Gulf-China talks addressed maritime security, energy, and joint efforts to tackle regional challenges.
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AIAbdulaziz Aluwaisheg, Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs at the Gulf Cooperation Council, said that recent Gulf-China talks addressed the security of maritime routes, navigation, and energy, as well as strengthening joint cooperation to confront challenges.
In remarks to Al Ekhbariya TV, Aluwaisheg praised China's position, describing it as strong and supportive of security and peace in the region.
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He noted that China is also affected by the consequences of the conflict, stressing the importance of joint cooperation to ensure the region's security and stability, and to protect maritime routes and energy interests.