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China and Gulf states forge deeper ties for sustainable energy and economic diversification.

China and Gulf states are strengthening economic ties beyond oil, focusing on a sustainable energy future. This collaboration includes renewables, storage, electric vehicles, and green finance, aiming to diversify economies and build resilience against energy market volatility. The growing trade relationship, already significant, is expanding into infrastructure, IT, and manufacturing. AI

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China and Gulf states forge deeper ties for sustainable energy and economic diversification.

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