CHINA’S ENGAGEMENT WITH MENA REGION UNDER XI JINPING

Q4 Social Sciences

Journal of Institutional Research South East Asia Pub Date : 2022-01-20 DOI:10.47781/asia-pacific.vol39.iss0.4327

Hussain Abbas, Bilal Habib, Ronaque Ali Behan

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Abstract

China has had historical relations with MENA region, though selective and limited to economic needs and interests. China’s foreign policy and economic diplomacy activism under Xi Jinping has ushered a new era of multidirectional engagement. China’s rise has made it a major actor of the international politics that has now global interests and role. This newly founded engagement in the MENA is mainly based on the Chinese compulsions of maintaining stability in the region. It includes ensuring the undisrupted supplies of energy vital for Chinese economic growth, desire of the regional partner for more financial and developmental investment. This paper endeavours to explore the recent engagement of China in the MENA region. It defines its new partnership discourse and initiatives under the Xi Jinping rule. It explains the nature, dynamics and Challenges to the Chinese ambitions and interests in the region. It concludes that China under Xi has a vision and policy to comprehensively establish relationship with the regional states on bilateral and multilateral levels but challenges to its role in the region loom large. Unless until it manages these challenges, there would be a question mark on the fulfilment of MENA dream

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中国与中东和北非地区有着历史上的关系，尽管是选择性的，而且仅限于经济需求和利益。中国的崛起使其成为国际政治的主要参与者，现在具有全球利益和作用。中国在中东和北非地区新建立的参与主要是基于维护该地区稳定的必要性。它包括确保对中国经济增长至关重要的能源供应不受干扰，以及该地区合作伙伴希望获得更多金融和发展投资。本文试图探讨中国最近在中东和北非地区的参与。它解释了中国在该地区的野心和利益的性质、动态和挑战。除非它能应对这些挑战，否则中东和北非梦想的实现将打上一个问号

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Journal of Institutional Research South East Asia Social Sciences-Education

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