China and Oman Call for Middle East Peace During Sultan’s State Visit to Beijing
China and Oman urged the United States and Iran to resume dialogue and restore safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, according to a joint statement.
- On Monday, Chinese President Xi Jinping met Omani Sultan Haitham bin Tariq in Beijing, discussing deepening bilateral cooperation and China's diplomatic role in restoring regional peace and stability.
- Xi told the Sultan the Middle East 'should not become an arena for great-power rivalry,' emphasizing China's commitment to contributing 'wisdom and solutions to resolving the region's security dilemmas.'
- Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held back-to-back meetings with Iranian official Ali Bagheri Kani and Saudi National Security Adviser Musaad bin Mohammad al-Aiban, urging all parties to 'focus on a political solution.'
- In a joint statement, Beijing and Muscat called for restoring safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz while urging the United States and Iran to resume dialogue toward a 'comprehensive agreement.'
- Beijing plans to dispatch special envoys to Iran, Oman, and Saudi Arabia later this month for 'shuttle diplomacy visits' aimed at promoting peace talks and easing regional tensions.
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