President Xi Jinping will pay state visit to the US from Sep 23 to 25, China confirms
Xi will hold "in-depth exchanges of views with President Trump on major issues concerning China-US relations, as well as world peace and development", says a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson.
President Xi Jinping will embark on a three-day state visit to the United States from September 23 to 25, joining US President Donald Trump for a state dinner and discussions on various global issues. The visit comes amid a looming trade truce, as both countries negotiate reciprocal tariff reductions, valued at $30 billion each.
Among the key topics likely to be discussed are tariffs, Iran's ongoing war, and a potential extension of a recent trade truce. Trump plans a rare airport reception to greet Xi upon his arrival at Joint Base Andrews. Both sides are cautious about major breakthroughs but remain focused on maintaining a trade truce that expires in November.
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