Investigation of International Relations between Arabs and China

Arab sailors departed from the port of the Persian Gulf, then passed through the Malacca Strait to the Canton, which managed the route to China (Goldstein, Israel & Conroy, 1991). There are countless studies on the historical relationship between China and the Islamic world. Adrian Shia said, "Since the beginning of the century, monographs on the acceptance of China in French and German literature were always in English literature, but we could not yet try the image and vision of China yet" Hsia, 1998).

The relationship between China and the Arab Federation as an organization was officially launched in 1956, but in 1993 the Arab League opened the first office in China. Visit to Beijing In 1996, China's leader Jiang Zemin visited the Arab League headquarters during Cairo's visit and became the first Chinese leader to make an official visit to the Arab League. In January 2004, the Chinese-Arab Cooperation Forum was officially established when China's top leader, President Hu Jintao visited the headquarters of the alliance. In those days, President Hu Jintao pointed out that the formation of the Forum is a continuation of traditional friendship relations between China and the Arab world. Important measures to promote bilateral relations under new circumstances

The history of relations between China and the Arab has extended to the first Caliph country with important trade routes and good diplomatic relations. After the imperialist era, until the independence of the 19th century and the 20th century, middle Arab relations have stagnated for centuries. The SACF (China - Arab Cooperation Forum) is helping China and the Arab countries establish new partnerships in the increasingly globalized era.

The relationship between China and Russia is also known as the relationship between China and Russia, but it refers to the international relations between the People's Republic of China and Russia. After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 and the establishment of the Russian Federation, the diplomatic relations between China and Russia improved dramatically. American scholar Joseph Nai believes that the collapse of the Soviet Union has effectively concluded the Central American alliance and that China and Russia reconciliation began. In 1992, the two countries announced that they were seeking "constructive partnership", in 1996 they proceeded towards "strategic partnership" and in 2001 signed the "treaty for friendly cooperation".