On November 2, Wang Yi, member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and head of the Central Foreign Affairs Office, met with Bagheri, Deputy Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, in Beijing. Wang Yi said that the current war in the Middle East is being delayed and spillover, and dialogue and negotiations are the only way to resolve it. All parties should take a responsible attitude towards the people and history, move in the opposite direction and focus on political solutions in a rational and pragmatic spirit, rather than facing each other again. China is ready to uphold the series of initiatives and propositions put forward by President Xi Jinping to ease the situation in the Middle East and continue to work with all parties to restore peace in the region. Wang Yi said that despite the turbulent and changing international situation, Sino-Iranian relations have maintained steady development. This conforms to the fundamental interests of the two peoples and also conforms to the desire of the countries of the global South to unite and cooperate. China supports Iran in maintaining its sovereignty and security, and is willing to work with Iran to promote the continued development of Sino-Iranian relations. Bagheri explained Iran's views and propositions on the regional situation, saying that Iran will firmly maintain its security, sovereignty, and territorial integrity, resist power and threats, and at the same time be willing to engage in negotiations with all parties and actively work to achieve regional peace and stability. Iran appreciates President Xi Jinping's initiative and China's consistent position in safeguarding multilateralism, and expects China to play a more important role in international and regional peace. Iran is willing to promote the steady development of Iran-China relations and strengthen cooperation with China under international and multilateral frameworks.

On November 2, Wang Yi, member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and head of the Central Foreign Affairs Office, met with Bagheri, Deputy Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, in Beijing. Wang Yi said that the current war in the Middle East is being delayed and spillover, and dialogue and negotiations are the only way to resolve it. All parties should take a responsible attitude towards the people and history, move in the opposite direction and focus on political solutions in a rational and pragmatic spirit, rather than facing each other again. China is ready to uphold the series of initiatives and propositions put forward by President Xi Jinping to ease the situation in the Middle East and continue to work with all parties to restore peace in the region. Wang Yi said that despite the turbulent and changing international situation, Sino-Iranian relations have maintained steady development. This conforms to the fundamental interests of the two peoples and also conforms to the desire of the countries of the global South to unite and cooperate. China supports Iran in maintaining its sovereignty and security, and is willing to work with Iran to promote the continued development of Sino-Iranian relations. Bagheri explained Iran's views and propositions on the regional situation, saying that Iran will firmly maintain its security, sovereignty, and territorial integrity, resist power and threats, and at the same time be willing to engage in negotiations with all parties and actively work to achieve regional peace and stability. Iran appreciates President Xi Jinping's initiative and China's consistent position in safeguarding multilateralism, and expects China to play a more important role in international and regional peace. Iran is willing to promote the steady development of Iran-China relations and strengthen cooperation with China under international and multilateral frameworks.