Following inquiries about China's diplomatic role in the Israel-Iran conflict, and the potential involvement of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) and BRICS, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun addressed the situation on Tuesday. He noted that China has been actively communicating with Iran, Israel, and other involved parties since the conflict began, with the aim of facilitating a ceasefire and de-escalation. He also mentioned that relevant international organizations have issued statements regarding the ongoing events.
During a regular press briefing, Guo underscored China's stance that resorting to force cannot achieve lasting peace. He emphasized that all international disputes should be resolved through dialogue and consultation. He further stated that upholding the concept of common security is crucial for addressing the legitimate concerns of all parties involved.
Guo concluded by reiterating China's commitment to strengthening communication with all relevant parties. He stated that China will continue to promote peace talks and work to prevent further instability in the region.
6 Comments
Bermudez
China's emphasis on 'common security' resonates. It's about recognizing the shared interests of all parties involved.
Fuerza
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation and BRICS are potential platforms for constructive dialogue. This could be a good thing.
Manolo Noriega
Let's not dismiss China's efforts. Every country has a role to play in finding a solution to this dangerous conflict.
Fuerza
Focusing on dialogue is the right approach. Force is never the answer, and China's stance is encouraging!
Manolo Noriega
Empty words. What concrete actions has China taken beyond 'communication'? Talk is cheap when lives are on the line.
Ongania
China's interests lie in oil and trade. They'll do whatever benefits those, regardless of moral implications.