China's He to hold trade talks with US delegation in South Korea
- Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng will lead a delegation to South Korea for economic and trade talks with the United States from May 12 to 13, as announced by the Ministry of Commerce.
- The talks will follow the consensus reached by Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump during their previous meetings and focus on mutual economic and trade issues.
- US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed he will meet Vice Premier He Lifeng in Seoul before attending the leaders' summit in Beijing between Presidents Xi and Trump.
- The upcoming summit aims to address trade tensions, Taiwan issues, and broader global concerns.
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The US Treasury Secretary will depart on Monday (11/5) for meetings in Japan and South Korea.
Chinese Vice Premier to lead a delegation to South Korea from May 12 to 13 for economic and trade consultations with the US side: MOFCOM
As agreed by China and the US, Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, will lead a delegation to South Korea from May 12 to 13 for economic and trade consultations with the US side, a spokesperson for China’s Ministry of Commerce said on Sunday in response to media inquiries regarding news that China and the US will soon hold a new round of economic and trade talks.
China, US to Hold Trade Talks in South Korea Next Week
Senior Chinese and US officials will hold talks in South Korea next week, Beijing's commerce ministry and Washington's Treasury secretary said Sunday, ahead of an expected summit between leaders Xi Jinping and Donald Trump. The Chinese commerce ministry said in a statement that Vice Premier He Lifeng, Beijing's top economic official, will attend "consultations on mutual economic and trade issues" on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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