Abbas Araghchi, Iran's Foreign Minister, is traveling to Beijing for discussions with his Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi. This visit is notable as it is Araghchi's first since the US and Israeli military actions triggered a significant global oil supply disruption. The Iranian Foreign Ministry has stated that the discussions will cover various regional and international developments, although the duration of the visit has not been disclosed. China's Foreign Ministry confirmed that the meeting is scheduled for May 6. Throughout the ongoing conflict, both diplomats have maintained close communication, having spoken at least three times. China has emphasized the need for an immediate ceasefire and respect for national sovereignty. This diplomatic engagement occurs as US President Donald Trump is set to make a historic visit to China, marking the first trip by a sitting US president in nearly a decade.