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Xi Jinping defends ceasefire in the Middle East

The Chinese President outlined principles to resolve the Palestinian issue during a meeting with Abdullah II in Beijing.

24 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Chinese President Xi Jinping welcomed King Abdullah II of Jordan in Beijing, where they discussed the situation in the Middle East. During the meeting, Xi Jinping emphasized the need for a comprehensive ceasefire in the region, aiming to improve living conditions for the affected population.

The Chinese President outlined four fundamental principles to address the Palestinian issue, highlighting the importance of establishing a Palestinian state "as soon as possible." These proposals were presented amid rising tensions in the region.

Xi Jinping underscored that stability in the Middle East is crucial and reiterated China’s commitment to promoting peaceful dialogue among the involved parties.

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