Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visits Oman

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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is on an official visit to Oman on March 28, the next to last stop on his tour of the Middle East. CGTN correspondent Jim Stenman in Dubai has more on Wang Yi’s trip thus far.

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