China affirms support for Sudan's sovereignty in meeting with new foreign minister

China supports Sudan in safeguarding its sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity, foreign minister Wang Yi told newly appointed Sudanese counterpart Omar Seddik on Wednesday.

Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi shakes hands with Omar Seddik, Sudan's newly appointed foreign minister, before their meeting at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing, China, on May 14 2025. File photo.
Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi shakes hands with Omar Seddik, Sudan's newly appointed foreign minister, before their meeting at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing, China, on May 14 2025. File photo. (REUTERS/Florence Lo/Pool)

China supports Sudan in safeguarding its sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity, foreign minister Wang Yi told newly appointed Sudanese counterpart Omar Seddik on Wednesday.

Wang met Seddik, who is war-torn Sudan's outgoing ambassador to Beijing, in the Chinese capital, the Chinese foreign ministry said in a statement.

China backs Sudan in achieving peace, stability and development at an early date, Wang said, pledging to continue providing humanitarian assistance and help within its capacity.


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