China Supports and Responds to Iran-US Negotiations

Pakistan News Desk June 22, 2026

First Published 2 days ago

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Updated: 2:49 AM PKT — June 23, 2026

China has urged Iran and the United States to maintain the positive momentum from their recent peace talks and continue working towards a resolution. A spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, Gu Jiakun, expressed hope that both countries would continue their efforts to achieve positive outcomes through dialogue.

Beijing also voiced its support for the mediation efforts of Pakistan, Qatar, and other parties involved in the negotiations held in Switzerland. The statement emphasized that dialogue and diplomacy are the best path to a peaceful solution and encouraged all parties to work together to de-escalate tensions and build mutual trust. The comments came after Pakistan and Qatar announced significant progress in diplomatic contacts between Washington and Tehran.

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Updated: 6:23 PM PKT — June 23, 2026

Beijing has issued a key statement regarding the ongoing negotiations between Iran and the United States, according to reports on June 22. China has reportedly broken its silence on the talks, urging both sides to continue dialogue.

Updated: 5:40 PM PKT — June 23, 2026

China has expressed its support for the mediation efforts of Pakistan, Qatar, and other parties involved in the recent US-Iran negotiations held in Switzerland. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Gu Jiakun stated that Beijing hopes both the United States and Iran will continue their efforts to achieve positive outcomes through dialogue.

The spokesperson emphasized that dialogue and diplomacy are the most effective path to a peaceful and sustainable solution. China urged all parties to work together to de-escalate tensions and build mutual trust, and affirmed its support for the ongoing diplomatic process.

In a further statement regarding the US-Iran dialogue, China has emphasized that it puts Iran’s sovereignty and national dignity first.

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