Chinese President Xi Jinping tells Oman's sultan the Middle East and Gulf should not become a battleground for great-power rivalry and says China will work with Arab nations for lasting peace.

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2026-11-02 07:46 (2 d ago)

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2026-11-02 12:37 (2 d ago)

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1. Al-Monitor outlet 07:46 · 2 d ago
   Chinese President Xi Jinping tells Oman's sultan the Middle East and Gulf should not become a battleground for great-power rivalry and says China will work with Arab nations for lasting peace.
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2. Anadolu Agency (EN) official 11:15 · 2 d ago
   Chinese President Xi Jinping tells Omani Sultan Haitham bin Tariq that peace and stability in the Middle East require joint efforts during Haitham’s visit to China.
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3. القدس العربي outlet 12:10 · 2 d ago
   Xi Jinping meets Oman’s Sultan Haitham bin Tariq in Beijing, saying the Middle East and Gulf should not become arenas for great-power competition.
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4. المسيرة (Telegram) partisan 12:13 · 2 d ago
   China's Xi Jinping tells Oman's Sultan Haitham bin Tariq the Middle East should not become an arena for great-power competition and says Beijing is ready to cooperate for lasting peace.
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5. المسيرة (Telegram) partisan 12:13 · 2 d ago
   China's president tells Oman's sultan the Middle East should not become an arena for great-power competition and says Beijing is ready to cooperate for lasting peace.
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6. Google News – Red Sea Hormuz shipping (EN) wire 12:20 · 2 d ago
   China and Oman call for peace in the Middle East during Omani Sultan Haitham bin Tariq’s visit to Beijing.
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7. IRNA (Telegram) official 12:37 · 2 d ago
   China's president tells Oman's sultan that the Middle East and Persian Gulf should not become an arena for major-power competition and says Beijing is ready to work with Arab countries.
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