China and Pakistan have jointly proposed a five-step peace plan to stabilise the situation in the Middle East. The plan was presented during talks in Tehran. The initiative is aimed at reducing tensions in the region.
Main provisions of the plan
The plan consists of five key points. They include a call for a ceasefire, a dialogue between the parties, respect for the sovereignty of states, humanitarian assistance and support for international law.
The initiative also envisages the participation of regional and international players in the settlement process. The document was presented during a meeting between the Pakistani Prime Minister and the Iranian President in Tehran.
Reaction of the parties
China and Pakistan called on all parties to the conflict to support the plan. They stressed the importance of collective efforts to achieve stability in the region.
Iran welcomed the initiative and expressed its readiness to cooperate. Other countries in the region have not yet provided official comments on the proposed plan.
Context.
The presentation of the plan took place against the backdrop of rising tensions in the Middle East. China and Pakistan have consistently advocated a political settlement of conflicts in the region.
The international community is closely monitoring the next steps in the implementation of this initiative.
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