China's Foreign Minister has commented on the U.S. war against Iran, emphasizing that the continuation of this conflict is not in the interest of either party. This statement comes as Seyed Abbas Araghchi, Iran's Foreign Minister, has recently arrived in Beijing and met with his Chinese counterpart.
Call for a Permanent Agreement
In this meeting, the Chinese Foreign Minister expressed concern over the current situation and urged both parties to take action to rebuild the framework of negotiations based on a permanent agreement. This stance is particularly significant given the current conditions where tensions in the Middle East have increased. As a major global power, China has always sought to play a constructive role in international crises and is once again looking to reduce tensions and find diplomatic solutions.
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Monitoring the Situation in the Middle East
Yesterday, Guo Jiaqiong, spokesperson for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, referred to monitoring the situation in the Middle East and the Persian Gulf region during a weekly press conference and expressed hope that the relevant parties would resolve their differences through political and diplomatic means. These statements reflect China's determination to play a mediating role in regional issues.
The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has also stated that it is closely monitoring the ongoing developments in the Middle East and is prepared to take action to reduce tensions and create lasting peace in the region. This approach by China can be seen as an opportunity for both involved parties, namely Iran and the U.S., to resolve existing problems through negotiation and diplomacy.
Diplomatic Outlook
Given the importance and sensitivity of the current situation, diplomacy and dialogue are considered the main tools for resolving issues. China, recognized as one of the major global powers, can play an important role in facilitating these negotiations. It is hoped that the parties, considering these positions, will move towards a sustainable and diplomatic solution and prevent further tensions.
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