Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty held urgent talks on Wednesday, expressing shared concerns over escalating Middle East instability. The call, initiated by Abdelatty, underscored fears that regional security is at risk amid recent hostilities.
Condemnation of Military Actions
Abdelatty condemned Israel's strikes on Iran as violations of international law, urging swift political solutions to the Iranian nuclear issue. Wang echoed these concerns, stating Israel's actions have 'significantly escalated tensions' and risked uncontrollable consequences. Both ministers emphasized prioritizing civilian safety and resuming dialogue.
Multilateral Cooperation Advocated
Wang praised Egypt's leadership in uniting 20 Arab and Islamic nations to demand an immediate ceasefire. He reaffirmed China's commitment to collaborate with Egypt through UN platforms, stressing the need for 'unified international actions' to restore stability. The ministers agreed on accelerating diplomatic efforts to revive nuclear negotiations and prevent further conflict spillover.
