China welcomes Israel-Hamas ceasefire
China welcomed on Thursday a Gaza ceasefire-for-hostages deal between Israel and Hamas. China hopes that the agreement can be effectively implemented to achieve a comprehensive and permanent ceasefire in Gaza, Foreign Minister spokesman Guo Jiakun told a daily news briefing.
China welcomes Israel-Hamas ceasefire accord, hopes it can be effectively implemented: FM spokesperson
China welcomes the establishment of a ceasefire and prisoner exchange agreement in Gaza, hoping that the agreement can be effectively implemented to achieve a comprehensive and permanent ceasefire in the region,
China’s Call for Peace: Welcoming the Israel-Hamas Ceasefire
China welcomes the Israel-Hamas ceasefire and hopes for a permanent resolution in Gaza. It is committed to providing humanitarian aid and supporting post-war reconstruction. China urges relevant parties to use the ceasefire as a chance to ease tensions and work towards Middle East peace and stability.
China has consistently expressed its deep concern about the humanitarian disaster in the Gaza Strip and called for a release ...
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