The Arabian world should follow China’s lead to realize its “Arabian dream”, said Samir Ahmed, a Jordanian researcher in China-Arab relations.
His latest observations of the their (Note: I changed this because “Arab/Arabian” isn’t a country, it’s a culture/ethnic designation) growth paths were put together in Following the Culture, the Emergence of China and the Future of Arabians. The book’s Chinese version was released by the Beijing Normal University Publishing Group in the Beijing International Book Fair Saturday. “The Arabian world has been talking about its revival for the last two hundred years,” Ahmed said.
