China has once again become active in the Middle Eastern diplomatic scene, with Gao Jiakun, spokesperson for the country's Foreign Ministry, announcing on Wednesday that Beijing hopes Iran and the US will turn to peace and recommit to the Islamabad Agreement. The spokesperson emphasized that China, as a major and responsible country in the global arena, has always sought to resolve disputes through political and diplomatic means.
China's Efforts for Peace
Since the onset of the conflict between Iran and the US on February 28, China has consistently worked to stop the war and promote peace negotiations in the Middle East. According to Gao Jiakun, Beijing continues to pursue a series of initiatives and proposals from Xi Jinping, the President of China, to establish peace and stability in the region. He also noted that China will continue its efforts to restore peace and tranquility to the Middle East and the Persian Gulf region.
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Consequences of the Conflicts and Their Impact on Negotiations
The war between the US and the Israeli regime against Iran has had widespread consequences and has led to the cessation of traffic in the Strait of Hormuz. In response to these attacks, Iran has carried out missile and drone strikes on various US bases in the region. These conflicts have created severe tensions in the area and raised international concerns.
Efforts to end the war have continued since the signing of the Islamabad Agreement on June 18, and this agreement is seen as an important step towards achieving a final agreement and ending the war. However, the current situation remains complex and requires stronger diplomacy and more international cooperation to prevent escalating tensions.
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