China backs US-Iran MOU implementation, Wang Yi meets top security official

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi expressed China's support for the full implementation of the US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at ending hostilities. The statement came during a meeting with Qadir Nizami Pour, Deputy Chairman of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, in New Delhi.

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China welcomes the start of follow-up negotiations between the US and Iran and the formation of a consensus on future negotiation mechanisms, with the support of Pakistan and Qatar.

Wang highlighted that China welcomes the initiation of follow-up negotiations and the formation of a consensus on future negotiation mechanisms between the US and Iran, with support from Pakistan and Qatar. He emphasized that the MOU's 14 core provisions, which include an immediate and permanent cessation of hostilities, a ban on the use or threat of force, respect for mutual sovereignty and territorial integrity, and non-interference in internal affairs, are hard-won achievements.

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The 14 key provisions of this MOU are hard-won achievements.

According to China's Foreign Ministry, Wang stated that these provisions reflect a spirit of equality and are consistent with the UN Charter and basic principles of international relations. He stressed that upholding and faithfully implementing the MOU is crucial for maintaining the fragile progress achieved.

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These provisions reflect a spirit of equality and are consistent with the UN Charter and the basic principles of international relations.