JEDDAH: The Saudi Justice Ministry on Sunday signed a memorandum of cooperation with China to share and exchange information and experiences in the field of the judiciary.  Saudi Deputy Minister of Justice Sheikh Saad bin Mohammed Al-Saif said the measure will help strengthen cooperation between the two countries in various fields.  The two sides agreed to establish the basis for cooperation in the area of ​​legislation, legal dissemination and dissemination of legal knowledge, management of notaries, institutional operational management and technical support, and capacity-building for judicial administration officials. Since the establishment of ties, the relations between the two countries have witnessed sustained development. Saudi Arabia considers itself an essential partner in China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), which will have a great economic and social impact on the world. There are hundreds of Saudi students in Chinese universities, and the Kingdom has opened a branch of the King Abdul Aziz Public Library in Beijing to encourage exchanges between scholars, researchers and students in both countries.