China sends a special envoy to prevent the spread of war in the Middle East Guo Jiakun, the spokesman of the Chinese Foreign Ministry, announced on Tuesday, October 27, that Beijing is very concerned about the continuation of conflicts in the Middle East and its surroundings, and plans to send a special envoy to the countries of the region to reduce tensions and prevent the spread of war. According to him, China wants the conflicting parties to resolve their differences through dialogue and negotiation and prevent the war from spreading to other regions. The spokesperson of the Chinese Foreign Ministry said: "China will soon send a special envoy to visit the countries in the region to strengthen relations with the relevant parties, promote dialogue, help reduce tensions and prevent the escalation of the situation." These statements are made in a situation where tensions between Iran and the US have increased in recent days and Donald Trump, the President of the United States, raised the possibility of attacking Iran again last week. China particularly expressed concern about the spread of conflicts in the Middle East to the Red Sea and the Horn of Africa.

China sends a special envoy to prevent the spread of war in the Middle East Guo Jiakun, the spokesman of the Chinese Foreign Ministry, announced on Tuesday, October 27, that Beijing is very concerned about the continuation of conflicts in the Middle East and its surroundings, and plans to send a special envoy to the countries of the region to reduce tensions and prevent the spread of war. According to him, China wants the conflicting parties to resolve their differences through dialogue and negotiation and prevent the war from spreading to other regions. The spokesperson of the Chinese Foreign Ministry said: "China will soon send a special envoy to visit the countries in the region to strengthen relations with the relevant parties, promote dialogue, help reduce tensions and prevent the escalation of the situation." These statements are made in a situation where tensions between Iran and the US have increased in recent days and Donald Trump, the President of the United States, raised the possibility of attacking Iran again last week. China particularly expressed concern about the spread of conflicts in the Middle East to the Red Sea and the Horn of Africa.