Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has issued a strong call for global peace during a period of heightened military conflict in the Middle East. Speaking at a public event in Baja California Sur on Sunday, Sheinbaum reaffirmed Mexico’s constitutional commitment to peaceful foreign policy principles amid escalating tensions between Western powers and Iran.
The President emphasized that Mexico’s diplomatic approach remains guided by three fundamental principles: respect for national self-determination, strict non-intervention in other nations’ affairs, and peaceful resolution of international disputes. This statement came in direct response to recent large-scale airstrikes conducted by the United States and Israel against Iranian targets, which triggered retaliatory missile and drone attacks from Tehran against Israeli territory and US military installations throughout the Gulf region.
Sheinbaum’s declaration represents a significant diplomatic positioning by Mexico as global tensions escalate. ‘Mexico will always advocate for world peace, which is very necessary at this time,’ the President stated, highlighting the urgency of peaceful conflict resolution mechanisms during this period of international military confrontation. The Mexican government’s stance aligns with its historical tradition of maintaining neutral and principled foreign policy, particularly during periods of global conflict where diplomatic solutions are increasingly critical.