China Urges Middle East, Gulf Rivals to Return to Dialogue

China’s top diplomat has called on all parties in the Middle East and the Gulf to resume dialogue and negotiation. The appeal aims to reduce tensions and push for a political solution to ongoing disputes. The statement was issued by the Chinese Foreign Ministry. It emphasizes the need for calm and mutual restraint. Beijing says that returning to talks is the only way to achieve lasting stability in the region. China has not proposed a specific peace plan. Instead, it is encouraging all sides to rebuild trust. The call reflects Beijing’s growing diplomatic role in the region, where it seeks to balance ties with rival powers. No immediate response from regional governments has been reported. The appeal comes as several long-standing conflicts and diplomatic rifts remain unresolved.