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Le président chinois Xi Jinping prévoit des visites au Kirghizistan et en Égypte
Le président chinois Xi Jinping doit se rendre au Kirghizistan pour assister au sommet de l'Organisation de coopération de Shanghai (OCS) à Bichkek, suivi d'une visite officielle en Égypte.
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Le président chinois Xi Jinping s'apprête à entreprendre un voyage diplomatique comprenant des étapes au Kirghizistan et en Égypte. Lors de sa visite au Kirghizistan, le dirigeant chinois assistera au sommet de l'Organisation de coopération de Shanghai (OCS), qui se tient dans la capitale, Bichkek. À l'issue des événements du sommet au Kirghizistan, le président Xi se rendra en Égypte pour une visite distincte.
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