China is one of the world's powers that has adopted a cautious and pragmatic foreign policy toward the Middle East, particularly regarding the Syrian issue.

Chinese government officials, under the directive of leader Xi Jinping, have intensified efforts to promote the Sinicization of Islam and exert stronger control over religious activities as part of a sweeping persecution campaign.

Chinese President Jinping, who has pursued sinister plans to erase the identity of the Uighur Muslims, openly stated in a speech delivered in Urumqi, the capital of Xinjiang, that he would "continue to Sinicize Islam."

China’s Hui Muslims are facing a relentless campaign to erase their Islamic and ethnic identity by the authoritarian leader Xi Jinping, who seeks to impose a uniform Chinese character on all aspects of society.

Starting in 2014, a re-education system aimed at young Uyghurs in rural areas began to emerge as a concerning reality. Little did the people of that region foresee that within a span of merely three years, a staggering 1.5 million individuals would be labeled as untrustworthy and forcibly detained in camps.