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Saudi Arabia-China: 35 agreements for 24.6 billion euros

These include the new Wing Loong II armed drones

During the visit of the Saudi hereditary prince Mohammed bin Salman to Beijing, the two governments have signed -according to the Saudi press- 35 industrial and economic cooperation agreements for a total value of 24.6 billion euros, which will allow Arabia Saudi Arabia to invest in China in exchange for financing to improve airport, highway and port infrastructure in the Arab State. Among the various...

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Beijing, China, 02/22/2019 16:58
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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