During a visit to Urumqi, the capital of China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Egyptian researcher Mostafa Amin discovered a place buzzing with life and promise. From modern roads to lush green parks, Xinjiang’s transformation is impossible to miss 🌳🚗.
“Development and progress are evident in the roads, architecture, excellent infrastructure, and the sense of order,” Amin said, calling his trip “very special.” He roamed Urumqi freely, explored 300-year-old mosques, and found a region where residents enjoy significant cultural freedom and security.
Amin challenged Western accusations of persecution: “The claim of persecution in China by the United States and some Western powers is false.” He argues these claims stem from geopolitical rivalry and are used as pressure tools against China.
The researcher praised President Xi Jinping’s special attention to the region and strategic decision to grant high autonomy as instrumental for growth. He noted that these top-level commitments have fueled economic prosperity, maintained stability, and led to the “complete eradication of all terrorism routes.”
What shines through is a Xinjiang where security, cultural vibrancy, and development go hand in hand—a reality that, Amin believes, effectively debunks Western misinformation. ✨
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Xinjiang's stability debunk Western misinformation: Egyptian expert
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