Trump says he will meet Xi in China in November
Trump said the talks extended a tariff truce and produced agreements on trade in nonsensitive goods, with more details expected Monday, officials said.
- On Friday, Chinese President Xi Jinping concluded his three-day state visit to Washington, announcing plans to meet President Donald Trump in November at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in China and in December at the G20 in Florida.
- Critics described the summit as heavy on pomp but light on substance, with Jeff Moon, former U.S. trade official, arguing the meeting produced few tangible results beyond an extended trade truce until January.
- At the National Archives on Friday, Trump showed Xi historical documents including the Declaration of Independence and Constitution; Trump noted the age comparison, stating, "Ours goes 250 years, which is great, and we're proud of it."
- The two leaders met privately for 90 minutes on Thursday discussing the Middle East, Ukraine, and the Korean Peninsula; Trump confirmed they reached a "new joint arrangement" on trade.
- Doubling face-to-face meetings between the world's two largest economies in 2026, the upcoming summits aim to preserve harmony; Xi invited The Trumps to visit China, stating, "We do welcome Mr. President and the first lady to visit China.
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Aggressed with all the pomp, the visit of the Chinese leader left no important advances in matters such as trade, where only a truce was extended, or artificial intelligence; they spoke about the Middle East and Taiwan
Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife departed the United States after concluding a three-day visit, meeting with Trump at the White House and viewing the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence, before revealing plans to meet with Trump two more times this year.
Xi and Trump to meet twice again this year
President Xi Jinping wrapped up his state visit to Washington on Friday by announcing that he will meet President Donald Trump two more times before the end of the year, doubling the number of face-to-face discussions between the leaders of the world’s two largest economies in 2026. The two leaders met behind closed doors for 90 minutes on Thursday, when they discussed issues such as the Middle East, Ukraine and the Korean Peninsula, according t…
US and Chinese Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping are expected to meet twice more this year, after the Chinese president's three-day visit to the US ends. Xi Jinping has invited Trump and his wife, Melania Trump, to the APEC summit, which will be held in Shenzhen, China, in November. According to Xi, the two leaders may meet again a month later at the G20 summit, which is expected to be held at Trump National Doral Miami, Florida. "We welcom…
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