China, US Should Be Partners, Not Rivals, Xi Says on Arrival in Washington
Xi called for cooperation over rivalry, saying the two countries can manage differences and that their interests are deeply intertwined.
- On Wednesday, Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland for a state visit, greeted by President Donald Trump and Melania Trump.
- Upon arrival, Jinping asserted that China and the United States should be partners rather than rivals, expressing confidence both nations can find the right way to coexist in a new era.
- Jinping claimed that 'the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation and the goal of making America great again can fully go hand in hand,' with both nations' interests deeply connected and benefiting the world.
- Discussions will cover thorny topics including trade, technological competition, and Beijing's diplomatic and economic support for Tehran as the leaders prepare for in-depth exchanges on major issues.
- Stability remains a priority as Jinping urged both nations to 'work towards each other to foster a stable relationship characterised by cooperation as the mainstay, competition within bounds, manageable differences and peaceful prospects.
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The Chinese president arrived in Washington, where he was greeted in person by Donald Trump.
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SapoChinese President Xi Jinping argued that China and the United States should be "partners, not rivals," and called for cooperation between the two powers during the meeting with Donald Trump
Chinese President Xi Jinping called for cooperation with Washington, a few hours after being greeted Wednesday, September 23rd in the evening in the American capital by his counterpart Donald Trump. Chinese Head of State said, in a note published by the official news agency China News that "our two countries should be partners rather than rivals". The explanations of Gauthier Rybinski, international columnist in France 24.
Xi Jinping landed in Washington, D.C., Wednesday evening, September 23rd. Beijing's position has changed since the last visit of the Chinese president on American soil. But what is the status of the US-China arm? (International).
China, US should be 'partners, not rivals', says Xi as Trump rolls out red carpet
Chinese President Xi Jinping's arrival in Washington marks a pivotal moment for global diplomacy, as he advocates for a "partners, not rivals" approach to US-China relations amidst high-stakes discussions on trade, technology, and international stability.
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Before the conversation the President of the United States, Xi Jinping says that countries should be "partners, not rivals." Conversations will address trade and technological competition.
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