Trump and Xi hold talks at White House
U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping began an expanded bilateral meeting at the White House on Thursday.
In a private Oval Office meeting, President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping engaged in preliminary discussions ahead of their expanded talks. The U.S. leader claimed that the two nations had "made tremendous strides" in resolving their issues, aiming for a "more balanced trade relationship." This entails granting "new market access for American farmers and ranchers."
Trump also stated that the talks would tackle crucial matters such as security, technology, and "superintelligence," which he defined as artificial intelligence. He emphasized that decisions made in these domains could yield peace and prosperity for many decades. Trump highlighted the significance of bilateral relations, highlighting their shared goals and strong bond.
Following Xi's arrival in the U.S. on September 23 for a state visit, the Chinese president met Trump at the steps of the aircraft at Joint Base Andrews near Washington.
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