After Trump-Xi Meeting, China's Ministry of Commerce Says It's Willing to Lengthen Cooperation List with US
Following the summit between US President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, China's Ministry of Commerce has expressed its willingness to expand cooperation with the United States and promote the stable development of economic and trade relations. Based on principles of mutual respect and win-win cooperation, the goal is to extend the list of collaborations while shortening the list of problems.
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(CNA, Shanghai, 14th) - Following the Trump-Xi meeting this morning, where Chinese President Xi Jinping mentioned the balanced and positive results achieved during the US-China economic and trade team's consultations in South Korea on the 13th, China's Ministry of Commerce stated this afternoon that China is willing to work with the US to continuously lengthen the cooperation list and promote the stable development of US-China economic and trade relations.
According to Xinhua News Agency, Ministry of Commerce spokesperson He Yongqian stated at a regular press conference on the 14th that Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng and US Treasury Secretary Bethune held economic and trade consultations in South Korea on the 13th. Guided by the important consensus reached by the two heads of state and adhering to the principles of mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and win-win cooperation, the two sides engaged in frank, in-depth, and constructive exchanges on resolving economic and trade issues of mutual concern and further expanding practical cooperation.
He Yongqian stated that, moving forward, China is willing to work with the US, based on the principles of equality, respect, and mutual benefit, to "continuously lengthen the cooperation list, compress the problem list, and promote the healthy, stable, and sustainable development of US-China economic and trade relations."
At today's Trump-Xi meeting, Xi Jinping stated that China is committed to the stable, healthy, and sustainable development of US-China relations. He and US President Trump agreed to establish a "constructive strategic and stable US-China relationship" as a new positioning for bilateral relations, which will provide strategic guidance for US-China relations for the next three years and beyond.
He said, "'Constructive strategic stability' should be a positive stability centered on cooperation, a benign stability with moderate competition, a normal stability with controllable differences, and a lasting stability with predictable peace. The 'constructive strategic and stable US-China relationship' is not just a slogan, but should be a course of action where both sides move towards each other."
Xi Jinping also told Trump that the overall balanced and positive results achieved by the two countries' economic and trade teams yesterday are good news for the people of both nations and the world. Both sides should work together to maintain the current hard-won positive momentum. He declared that China's door of opening up will only become wider, and that American companies are deeply participating in China's reform and opening up. China welcomes the US to strengthen mutually beneficial cooperation with China. (Editor: Lu Jia-rong) 1150514
(CNA, Shanghai, 14th) - Following the Trump-Xi meeting this morning, where Chinese President Xi Jinping mentioned the balanced and positive results achieved during the US-China economic and trade team's consultations in South Korea on the 13th, China's Ministry of Commerce stated this afternoon that China is willing to work with the US to continuously lengthen the cooperation list and promote the stable development of US-China economic and trade relations.
According to Xinhua News Agency, Ministry of Commerce spokesperson He Yongqian stated at a regular press conference on the 14th that Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng and US Treasury Secretary Bethune held economic and trade consultations in South Korea on the 13th. Guided by the important consensus reached by the two heads of state and adhering to the principles of mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and win-win cooperation, the two sides engaged in frank, in-depth, and constructive exchanges on resolving economic and trade issues of mutual concern and further expanding practical cooperation.
He Yongqian stated that, moving forward, China is willing to work with the US, based on the principles of equality, respect, and mutual benefit, to "continuously lengthen the cooperation list, compress the problem list, and promote the healthy, stable, and sustainable development of US-China economic and trade relations."
At today's Trump-Xi meeting, Xi Jinping stated that China is committed to the stable, healthy, and sustainable development of US-China relations. He and US President Trump agreed to establish a "constructive strategic and stable US-China relationship" as a new positioning for bilateral relations, which will provide strategic guidance for US-China relations for the next three years and beyond.
He said, "'Constructive strategic stability' should be a positive stability centered on cooperation, a benign stability with moderate competition, a normal stability with controllable differences, and a lasting stability with predictable peace. The 'constructive strategic and stable US-China relationship' is not just a slogan, but should be a course of action where both sides move towards each other."
Xi Jinping also told Trump that the overall balanced and positive results achieved by the two countries' economic and trade teams yesterday are good news for the people of both nations and the world. Both sides should work together to maintain the current hard-won positive momentum. He declared that China's door of opening up will only become wider, and that American companies are deeply participating in China's reform and opening up. China welcomes the US to strengthen mutually beneficial cooperation with China. (Editor: Lu Jia-rong) 1150514