China presses Pakistan to deepen Iran mediation ahead of Trump-Xi talks
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi has urged Pakistan to intensify its mediation efforts concerning the Iran crisis, ahead of US President Donald Trump's visit to Beijing. During a call with Pakistani counterpart Ishaq Dar, Wang acknowledged Pakistan's role in facilitating negotiations and extending a ceasefire between Washington and Tehran.

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AI-generatedChina's Foreign Minister Wang Yi has urged Pakistan to intensify its mediation efforts concerning the Iran crisis, ahead of US President Donald Trump's visit to Beijing. During a call with Pakistani counterpart Ishaq Dar, Wang acknowledged Pakistan's role in facilitating negotiations and extending a ceasefire between Washington and Tehran. He specifically called for Pakistan to increase its mediation to help secure the Strait of Hormuz and restore regional peace. China has pledged its support for Pakistan's mediation initiatives and stated its intention to contribute to these efforts. The urgency stems from the potential for the Iran crisis to overshadow upcoming high-level discussions between the US and China.
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4 extractedChina will continue to support Pakistan’s mediation efforts.
China's foreign minister urged Pakistan to ramp up mediation efforts in the Iran crisis.
Pakistan has facilitated negotiations between Washington and Tehran and helped extend the ceasefire.
The Iran crisis threatens to overshadow US President Donald Trump's visit to Beijing.