China has once again called for an end to military operations in Iran, urging all parties to engage in peace talks. This comes after US President Donald Trump threatened to hit Iran "extremely hard." The Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson, Mao Ning, emphasized the need for an immediate cessation of hostilities.
In other news, China is set to increase fuel surcharges for domestic flights starting April 5th. The surcharges will vary based on flight distances, with segments of 800 kilometers or less incurring a 60 yuan surcharge per segment, and longer segments incurring a 120 yuan surcharge. This move is expected to impact domestic travel costs.
Additionally, foreign investors gathered for the "Beijing Night" event, expressing optimism about China's market and the opportunities presented by the "Fifteen Five-Year Plan." The event, which focused on the China Development Forum, saw participation from multinational companies and international organizations.
The bottom line: China's call for peace in Iran reflects its desire to de-escalate tensions in the region. Meanwhile, the fuel surcharge increase and investor optimism highlight China's ongoing economic activities. Keep an eye on the evolving situation in Iran and its potential impact on Canada-China relations.