China, Pakistan urge a return to dialogue to restore peace in the Middle East

中国、巴基斯坦敦促回归对话以恢复中东和平

The Beijing Hour

2026-04-01

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China and Pakistan put forward five proposals on restoring Middle East peace and stability, as their foreign ministers met in Beijing and urged ensuring the safety of non-military targets and navigation, and supporting the primacy of the United Nations Charter (01:04). Xiongan is reporting new progress including a national climate observatory, marking nine years since China announced the plan to establish Xiongan New Area (13:35). And Japan has drawn domestic opposition over the deployment of missiles with counterstrike capabilities, which signals a major shift away from the post-war defense-only policy (22:41).
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  • Top diplomats from China and Pakistan have met in Beijing to discuss proposals aimed at restoring peace

  • in the Gulf region in the Middle East.

  • Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Pakistan's Mohammed Ishak Dar stressed the immediate cessation of hostilities