Chinese and Egyptian Foreign Ministers Join Forces to Calm Middle East Tensions 🚀
In a crucial phone call on Tuesday, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Egypt's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Emigration and Egyptian Expatriates, Badr Abdelatty, discussed strengthening ties and addressing the escalating situation in the Middle East. 🌍🤝
Wang Yi highlighted the blossoming relationship between China and Egypt, emphasizing that under the guidance of Chinese President Xi Jinping and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, their comprehensive strategic partnership is at its historical best. 📈✨
But the conversation wasn't just about bilateral relations. The two leaders delved into the urgent issues gripping the Middle East. Wang Yi expressed China's strong condemnation of the assassination of Hamas Politburo Chief Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran. He stressed that such actions violate the UN Charter, infringe on Iran's sovereignty and dignity, and severely undermine peace efforts, making a ceasefire in Gaza increasingly unattainable. 🛑💥
\"China resolutely opposes such acts that push the regional situation to more dangerous heights,\" Wang Yi stated. He pledged to strengthen solidarity with Arab countries and work with all parties to prevent further escalation and deterioration of the situation. ✊🌐
Echoing these sentiments, Abdelatty appreciated China's important role in promoting peace in the Middle East and expressed gratitude for China's efforts in fostering internal reconciliation in Palestine. 🇪🇬🇨🇳
\"Egypt hopes to maintain close cooperation with China to prevent further escalation,\" Abdelatty added, signaling a united front in seeking stability and peace in the region. 🤝🕊️
This collaboration between China and Egypt showcases a shared commitment to peace and a proactive approach to resolving conflicts that impact not only the Middle East but the global community. 🌏✨
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Chinese, Egyptian FMs hold phone talks on ties, Mideast situation
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