China's entry into the Tehran-Washington equation in order to ensure the implementation of the agreement The coincidence of the visit of the King of Oman and the tripartite meeting of Iran, China and Oman in Beijing, together with the visit of China's special envoy to the region, show Beijing's effort to go beyond the role of mere mediation and provide economic and security guarantees for the implementation of a possible agreement between Iran and the US. The experience of America's unilateral withdrawal from the 2015 agreement has weakened Tehran's confidence, and Beijing can use economic, trade and energy tools to increase the political costs of violating the agreement. The Chinese Foreign Ministry announced that the country's special envoy will travel to Iran, Oman and Saudi Arabia to create a diplomatic network to reduce tensions and return to stability. However, Beijing's strategic relations with Iran do not depend on the outcome of these negotiations; China is pursuing two parallel paths: first, an attempt to reach an agreement to ensure energy security and regional stability, and second, the continuation of political and economic support and bilateral cooperation with Iran even if the negotiations fail, which helps Beijing improve its position in regional equations. Full text of the channel.

China's entry into the Tehran-Washington equation in order to ensure the implementation of the agreement The coincidence of the visit of the King of Oman and the tripartite meeting of Iran, China and Oman in Beijing, together with the visit of China's special envoy to the region, show Beijing's effort to go beyond the role of mere mediation and provide economic and security guarantees for the implementation of a possible agreement between Iran and the US. The experience of America's unilateral withdrawal from the 2015 agreement has weakened Tehran's confidence, and Beijing can use economic, trade and energy tools to increase the political costs of violating the agreement. The Chinese Foreign Ministry announced that the country's special envoy will travel to Iran, Oman and Saudi Arabia to create a diplomatic network to reduce tensions and return to stability. However, Beijing's strategic relations with Iran do not depend on the outcome of these negotiations; China is pursuing two parallel paths: first, an attempt to reach an agreement to ensure energy security and regional stability, and second, the continuation of political and economic support and bilateral cooperation with Iran even if the negotiations fail, which helps Beijing improve its position in regional equations. Full text of the channel.