Qatar seeks China's help to restart US-Iran nuclear talks
Qatar says it is working with China and other partners to resume talks between the United States and Iran.
Qatar has confirmed that it is actively coordinating with China and other international partners to facilitate a resumption of dialogue between the United States and Iran. The announcement was made by a spokesperson for Qatar's foreign ministry on Tuesday.
The development comes as Qatar's Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani, is currently leading a high-level delegation in Beijing. The visit underscores Doha's growing role as a diplomatic intermediary in the region.
While no specific timeline or agenda for the proposed talks has been disclosed, Qatar's statement signals a renewed push by regional and global powers to bridge differences between Washington and Tehran. The Gulf state has previously hosted indirect negotiations between the two countries on various issues.
China's involvement adds a new dimension to the diplomatic effort, reflecting its expanding influence in Middle Eastern affairs. The exact nature of Beijing's contribution to the mediation process has not been detailed.