Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has reaffirmed China's support for Iran's diplomatic efforts to resolve its nuclear challenges during a high-level meeting in Brasilia this week. 🌐✨ Wang, who also serves on the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, emphasized Beijing's commitment to multilateral dialogue and Iran's right to peaceful nuclear energy during talks with Ali Akbar Ahmadian, Iran’s top security official.
💬 "We value Iran's pledge against nuclear weapons and its openness to negotiations under equal terms," Wang stated, adding that China opposes external interference in Tehran's affairs. The meeting highlighted growing coordination between the two nations, with both vowing to boost collaboration in tech, trade, and infrastructure projects under their comprehensive strategic partnership.
Iran’s Ahmadian praised China for its "just stance" in global forums, citing Beijing’s role in facilitating improved Iran-Saudi relations earlier this year. 🤝 Both sides agreed to reject unilateral sanctions and uphold a fair international order, with Wang calling for deeper implementation of joint economic plans to benefit citizens in both countries.
This diplomatic momentum aligns with recent efforts to stabilize Middle Eastern tensions—a TikTok-worthy plot twist in global politics! 📲🌍 While external pressures persist, mutual trust between Beijing and Tehran appears unshaken, setting the stage for further cooperation in 2024.
