China in the Gulf: the position that the United States has not yet reached

  China in the Gulf: the position that the United States has not yet reached In the past, the United States had the most powerful economy in...

 

China in the Gulf: the position that the United States has not yet reached

In the past, the United States had the most powerful economy in the world. However, it now knows that it can't be the most powerful economy in the world because it has competitors.

China's key role in the Gulf region goes beyond profit and reputation. It provides solar power, sells arms, and helps solve long-running problems with regional occupation.

President Xi Jinping's request to talk about the global security plan at the GCC China Summit last year is a great sign that he wants to show that he is in charge of the regional security system.

The deal that China signed between Saudi Arabia and Iran had a big effect on the world as a whole. This shows that China's diplomatic skills are getting stronger.

What's more interesting is how the US sees the Gulf War countries as oil-rich pools that it is slowly draining because it is becoming more independent in the energy sector.

But this assumption is wrong because the Gulf area is still important, not just because it is a source of energy but also because it is a major trade route.

So, this step of pulling the United States out of the area needs to be looked at again. There's a chance that Washington tried to trick Beijing into falling into a trap.

A few years ago, Chinese leaders didn't get involved in any military conflicts in other countries. Instead, they focused on economic growth.

So, if the United States wants to stop China's growth and development, it needs to get involved in the problems connected to the conflicts that China is facing, which takes a long time and costs a lot of money.

Also, it's important to think about China's role in the Gulf War and what it's doing there.

Its power is shown by the fact that it has an effect on countries in the Pacific and in Africa. This power goes beyond making money.

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Strong power

In a GSI opinion paper released by China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs last year, President Xi Jinping talked about how rules for the world should be made.

Jinping's world didn't give the United States a chance to show how powerful it is when he talked about things like regional and international cooperation, peace, dialogue, and respect for freedom, which are things that are often said.

China's strategy in almost every diplomatic meeting is to put economic growth first.

Then, she slowly shows the rest of the world her economic power, like when she opened the first Confucius Institute last week in Riyadh.

In the past few years, China has become the Gulf countries' best friend. This has cut down on the amount of oil that the Gulf countries send to the U.S.

China has built different kinds of relationships with every country in the area as it has grown its BRI network. It has been careful to show both unity and bilateralism.

China has tried to keep its place in the Gulf War between Iran and the United States.

Concerns about how the security problem and the plan to sell drones, missiles, and planes will affect them have been greatly lessened by their economic ties.

She also said that she was worried about the number of comments made about Palestine. This shows that she is in a tough situation and can't focus on any cash transactions.

On the other hand, people who see America's policy in the area as a chance to get oil don't realize that the United States is still Israel's best security friend.

Some people have wondered if the rise of the Chinese "petroyuan" has replaced the power of the US dollar now that the US is pulling out of the area and China is there.

Wars and America

It is not hard to understand this plan. In the past, the U.S. has become the country with the most economic power in the world. However, it now realizes that it can't stay in this place because there are other countries that can compete with it.

Even though China is aware of this step, it is using some of its actions to question the security system in the region, even though it has no plans or strategies to do so. This is an area where the United States makes a lot of money.

Washington, on the other hand, wants to trick her into joining the war in the Middle East.

If it does, China will understand that it can't do anything about security, peace, and stability, which are the most important things in a tense area. senses.

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Instead, it tries to keep China from getting involved in the Middle Eastern war.

China knows that it hasn't planned well enough in this area. So, she is careful about taking steps and crossing the line because of this.

The fact that Saudi Arabia is a member of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and that Arab countries and China are planning to meet for business in the future is a big step that continues to worry Washington.

You could say that Saudi Arabia's attempts to change its economy are a solution for global business, especially when it comes to finding other countries with strong economies.

Even though we don't know where the fight for power in the Gulf will go yet, we can say that China still has a long way to go before it can be considered a strong force.

Analysts think that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud, also known as MBS, is trying to set up a situation that will bring together the two biggest countries in the area, just like the US has done with China.

There are good reasons that make it clear that taking a risk is not a good idea.

Also, you can't see how China handles the Palestinian problem or how it tries to make interests between the two countries.

But if China keeps working to improve relations with Tehran, which has become a big player in Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, and Iraq, it can get rid of any opposition to Washington and change the direction. Beijing will be too far ahead for the US to catch up.