Follow-up paper: AI, trade and military - China and the US want to strengthen dialogue
Trump and Xi want to communicate better in AI incidents. With a view to trade issues, the Board of Trade is to start its work soon.
US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have announced a strengthening of bilateral dialogue after their summit meeting. The two countries have agreed to sign an intention declaration to improve crisis communication and prevent military incidents, according to China's Foreign Ministry. A trade council, the Board of Trade, has started its work, aiming to facilitate cooperation on certain trade issues.
Both sides also agreed to work on reducing mutual tariffs on goods worth around $30 billion and to establish a communication channel on artificial intelligence. China has committed to importing at least 10 million tons of US coal in 2027 and 2028.
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