On the 6th of this month, the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia and Iran met in Beijing, and the two countries announced the resumption of diplomatic relations, which triggered a positive response from people in Iran.
Iranian political analyst Khushkash said in an exclusive interview with a reporter from China Central Radio and Television Station that the relationship between Iran and Saudi Arabia has opened a new chapter, and he spoke highly of China's active mediation.
Khushkash pointed out that Iran and Saudi Arabia have long had tensions over religion, security and other issues. The meeting between the foreign ministers of the two sides for the first time in seven years and the announcement of the resumption of diplomatic relations are of landmark significance. He said that the thaw of the most intractable confrontational relations in the Middle East will further bring economic prosperity and security stability to Middle Eastern countries.
Iranian political analyst Khush Chashm: As the United States gradually loses its foothold and influence in the Middle East and ends its hegemonic rule, countries in the region realize that they can solve problems through wisdom, and now is the right time to move away from the United States to jointly develop relevant mechanisms to end hostilities and restore peace and security in the region.
Speaking of China's active mediation in the process of brokering reconciliation between Iran and Saudi Arabia, Hushchashm believes that this reflects China's constructive role as a responsible major country in maintaining regional and global security and stability.
Iranian political analyst Khushkhashm: This heralds a new chapter in history, and this is an example for the world, because China has now shown how to solve the problems of two important regional countries through cooperation and play a constructive role, rather than destabilizing the region.
Khushkhashm said that the hegemonism and power politics of the United States in the Middle East have long been unpopular, and it is time for it to disintegrate.
Iranian political analyst Hush Chashim: For decades, the United States has been claiming that if it were not for its role in West Asia and the Middle East, if the United States left the region, there would be a power vacuum, which would eventually lead to division, conflict, tension or war in the region. But now it turns out that it is actually the absence of the United States that contributes to stability and security in the region, and it is in the absence of the United States and NATO that the countries of the Middle East can solve the problem peacefully.
Source: CCTV News Client