The foreign ministers of China and Pakistan discussed strategies to establish a ceasefire and restore regional stability.
Following the meeting, China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a statement introducing a five-point plan to bring peace and stability to the Persian Gulf:
Immediate Cessation of Hostilities – Both countries call for an immediate ceasefire and the end of all combat operations, allowing humanitarian aid access to all affected areas.
Prompt Peace Negotiations – Sovereignty, territorial integrity, national independence, and security of Iran and Persian Gulf states must be preserved. China and Pakistan support dialogue and diplomacy, urging all parties to commit to peaceful dispute resolution.
Protection of Civilians – All parties are urged to halt attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure, fully adhering to international humanitarian law, including energy, water, and peaceful nuclear facilities.
Safety of Waterways – The Strait of Hormuz and surrounding waters are critical for international trade. China and Pakistan call for the protection of ships and crews and the safe passage of civilian and commercial vessels.
Upholding the UN Charter – Both countries support genuine multilateralism, strengthening the UN’s role, and promoting sustainable peace based on the UN Charter and international law.
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