Chinese foreign minister calls for US and China to ‘overcome obstacles’ ahead of presidential summit
Wang Yi said both sides should manage differences and keep ties stable as 10,000 people are affected by new trade actions, officials said.
- Foreign Minister Wang met Ambassador David Perdue in Beijing on Wednesday, urging Washington to "remove interference and overcome obstacles" to high-level exchanges ahead of next month's summit between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Jinping.
- Citing "various risks and challenges" in the relationship, Wang stated both sides are working to build a constructive China-US relationship of strategic stability after pledging to maintain a fragile trade truce during their May meeting in Beijing.
- Ambassador Perdue called President Donald Trump's May visit to China "very successful" and confirmed Washington was ready to "strengthen communication, advance cooperation" to keep ties "stable, healthy and sustainable."
- The expected September 24 meeting at the White House aims to sustain bilateral stability, with talks described by Perdue as preparations for Chinese President Jinping's reciprocal visit to Washington.
- Targeted economic actions, including bans on Chinese-made robots and American entities, continue despite diplomatic efforts; both nations must manage these differences to ensure a positive agenda ahead of the summit.
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Beijing asks Washington to “overcome obstacles” before Xi's White House visit
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has urged the United States to "remove interference" and "overcome obstacles" in high-level exchanges between the two countries, during a meeting in Beijing on Wednesday with US Ambassador David Perdue, as part of preparations for President Xi Jinping's state visit to Washington.
China urges US to remove obstacles to high-level exchanges ahead of Xi visit
Foreign Minister Wang Yi calls for Washington and Beijing to implement agreements between Xi Jinping and Donald Trump as the Chinese president prepares for a planned visit to Washington next month.
Chinese FM Wang Yi calls for US, China to 'overcome obstacles' ahead of presidential summit
BANGKOK — China's foreign minister said his country and the United States should overcome obstacles between the nations ahead of an expected summit next month between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. Wang Yi met with U.S. ambassador to China David Perdue on Wednesday and called on both sides to “focus on the positive agenda, properly manage differences, remove interference and overcome obstacles to high-level exchang…
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