What brings Jordan in China visit

 

Jordanian king Abdullah appears deeply desirous of resolving the two-state answer to the  prolonging Palestinian problem. He did not hesitate to co-ordinate with China as a pivotal global player and use its significant mark and voice on the international stage to find quite tricky situation in resolving the two-state answer to the Palestinian issue with all the optimism.

Undeniably, a large proportion of kingdom's 10 million population are practically more or less notably of Palestinian roots.

His another concern definitely centers round doing something positive for upgrading the 

Jordanian economy  that has reportedly been idle since the the year 2008 global financial crisis. Not only this, it has taken another hit from the war this year.

His recent visit to China was aimed at the improvement of relations with China and trying to expand economic and investment partnerships. He reportedly met leading Chinese business executives in Shanghai on his recent visit to China. 

He told them that Jordan was committed to improving relations with China and trying to expand Undeniably economic and of course investment partnerships. 

He also toured robotics manufacturer AgiBot's Shanghai headquarters and found time to grasp the company's products across different vital fields, including industry, transport, and security.

He also made it clear that it was important for AgiBot to co-operate with Jordanian universities on the development of robotic applications and exchange of expertise.

King Abdullah visited China after the year 2015. Jordan has been targeted by Iranian attacks in the regional war.

According to the figure China accounts for one-fifth of Jordan's imports, the biggest share of any country, as was reported.

The costs of those imports have risen sharply owing to increased risks and disruptions to shipping between East Asia and the Middle East.