China and Egypt are ushering in a new chapter of cooperation, building on a partnership that spans over six decades. Established on May 30, 1956, Egypt became the first Arab and African nation to forge diplomatic ties with China.
In recent years, the two countries have deepened their comprehensive strategic partnership. Trade between China and Egypt has reached new heights, with the trade volume hitting $17.38 billion in 2022. This significant growth reflects the strong economic bonds being forged.
Tourism is also playing a vital role in strengthening relations. Approximately 300,000 Chinese tourists visited Egypt, exploring its rich history and culture. The influx of visitors has boosted Egypt’s tourism sector, fostering greater people-to-people connections.
The partnership between China and Egypt signifies a commitment to mutual development and cooperation. As both nations continue to collaborate on various initiatives, they set an example of how countries in the Global South can work together for shared prosperity.
