RIYADH: China’s President Xi Jinping arrived in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday as part of a three-day visit to the Kingdom.  Xi was invited by King Salman to attend a Saudi-Chinese summit in the Kingdom, which will run until Dec. 9, state agency SPA reported.  The summit, headed by King Salman, will also see the participation of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.  Xi is set to attend two more conferences, the Riyadh Gulf-China Summit for Cooperation and Development and the Riyadh Arab-China Summit for Cooperation and Development during his visit.  All three summits will focus on ways to enhance joint relations in all fields and economic cooperation. Leaders from GCC and Arab countries will also participate in the events held in Saudi Arabia.  Xi’s visit reflects the leaders’ desire to strengthen bilateral relations, enhance strategic partnerships and highlight potential political and economic cooperation to serve common interests, SPA added.