Diplomatic Endeavors: The Path to Peace in the Iran Conflict
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi expressed hope for a ceasefire in the Iran conflict. Speaking at the United Nations, he emphasized the importance of all parties meeting halfway. Wang's comments followed his role in chairing a Security Council meeting during China's presidency in May.
Devdiscourse News Desk | May 26 (Reuters) - China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi Said
On Tuesday He Hoped Parties In The Iran Conflict Can Stay
Committed To Pursuing A Ceasefire And Continue To Meet Each
Other Halfway.Wang Spoke To Reporters At The United Nations In New York
After Chairing A Meeting Of The 15-Member Security Council
Because China Has Held The Council's Presidency In May.
(Reporting By David Brunnstrom And Simon Lewis; Editing By
Caitlin Webber) | Updated: 27-05-2026 00:01 IST | Created: 27-05-2026 00:01 IST
On Tuesday, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi voiced his aspirations for maintaining the ceasefire momentum in the ongoing Iran conflict. He urged all parties involved to remain committed to diplomacy and compromise.
Wang addressed the international press following a 15-member Security Council meeting, which he chaired as part of China's rotational presidency in May.
His remarks came during a United Nations event in New York, where he highlighted the importance of continuing diplomatic efforts to achieve sustainable peace.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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