Ambassador of China Liao Liqiang, Taghreed Hussein,gen.Mohamed Hussein,gen. Ahmed Kasab, Nashwa Abdulhameed and Ashraf AboArafe..
Dr. Taghreed Hussein writes ✍️
Undersecretary, National Media Authority
Member, Foreign Relations Committee – The National Council for Women
On the 76th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, the world pauses to reflect on a nation’s extraordinary transformation—one built on resilience, vision, and ambition.
From its founding in 1949, China’s path has been defined by determination and a relentless pursuit of progress. Over the past seven decades, it has risen from hardship to become one of the world’s largest economies, proving that perseverance and planning can reshape not only a nation but also the global order.
China’s development story is not merely about economic growth. It is about improving lives, lifting millions out of poverty, and fostering cooperation that extends far beyond its borders. In celebrating this milestone, Beijing also reaffirms its commitment to building bridges with the world.
Egypt stands proudly among China’s partners in this journey. In 1956, Egypt became the first Arab and African nation to recognize the People’s Republic of China, setting the stage for a partnership rooted in solidarity and mutual respect. What began as a diplomatic milestone has since flourished into a comprehensive strategic partnership that spans politics, trade, culture, and people-to-people exchange.
This anniversary, therefore, is not only about China celebrating its achievements. It is about the enduring friendships it has built—friendships like that with Egypt, which continues to grow stronger with each passing decade.
Anniversaries, after all, are not only moments of remembrance. They are also moments of renewal—opportunities to envision the future. As China looks ahead with its Belt and Road vision, and Egypt advances its own path of reform and development, their shared journey promises to be one of progress, cooperation, and mutual prosperity.
Seventy-six years on, China’s story inspires. For Egypt, it is also a reminder that true partnerships are built not on convenience but on trust, respect, and a shared belief in a better tomorrow.
