China lauds Pakistan’s mediation role in US-Iran talks, stresses durable ceasefire
China said it will support Pakistan’s mediation as Iran and the United States exchange proposals and seek a durable ceasefire, officials said.
- On Tuesday, Foreign Minister Wang spoke with Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, urging Pakistan to step up mediation efforts between the United States and Iran to help "properly" address the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
- Pakistan has emerged as a key mediator between the United States and Iran, with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs noting Dar outlined "ongoing efforts to facilitate engagement between Iran and the United States" during the call.
- President Donald Trump is expected to arrive in Beijing later this week for talks with leader Xi Jinping, a move likely to shape ongoing negotiations amid intensifying diplomatic activity.
- The Iranian government rejected on Tuesday the idea of amending its proposals, which Trump has deemed "garbage," while both nations underscored the importance of ensuring normal passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
- Foreign Minister Wang reiterated support for Pakistan's constructive mediation role as diplomatic activity intensifies to secure the Strait of Hormuz ahead of Trump's Beijing visit.
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China is pushing Pakistan to boost its role in mediating talks between Iran and the United States. This comes as discussions focus on stability in the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, a US Senator has voiced doubts about Pakistan's neutrality. These concerns arise from reports of Iranian military aircraft being allowed to park on Pakistani airfields.
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TEHRAN, May 13 (MNA) – The top diplomats from China and Pakistan held a phone conversation on Wednesday, discussing efforts to end the war on Iran and secure a ceasefire deal between Tehran and Washington.
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