TREE NEWS update: China and Oman called on the United States and Iran to pursue peace and reach a comprehensive ceasefire at an early date. Both sides urged a return to the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding and the early resumption of dialogue and negotiations toward a comprehensive agreement that includes the nuclear issue. They also reaffirmed support for a common, comprehensive, cooperative and sustainable security concept and pledged closer military, security and judicial cooperation.
China, Oman Joint Statement Urges US and Iran to Reach Full Ceasefire
China's decision to amplify this call alongside Oman — a Gulf state with its own mediation track — signals Beijing's continued effort to position itself as a diplomatic broker in Middle East security, a role that carries weight for energy and shipping markets in the region. The explicit reference to the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding and linkage to the nuclear file suggests the statement is aimed at keeping a specific negotiating framework alive rather than opening a new channel. Whether Washington and Tehran respond to this pressure, and whether the pledged military and judicial cooperation between China and Oman materializes, are the open questions worth tracking.
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