Lima: Chinese President Xi Jinping met with U.S. President Joe Biden on the sidelines of the annual Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Peru on Saturday. During this time, he stated that “he is ready to work with the new administration of the United States, namely Trump.” Xi Jinping said, “China-US relations are important not only to both countries, but also to mankind and the future.” Find the right path to promote better development of relations between the two countries.
Xi Jinping expressed concern about newly elected U.S. President Donald Trump’s remarks about imports during the campaign, without naming him, and said it could affect relations between the two countries. The Chinese president said, “China is willing to strengthen cooperation with the new U.S. administration to overcome differences and benefit the two peoples.” Joe Biden also discussed U.S.-China relations in detail. “We haven’t always agreed, but our conversations have been candid,” Biden said. “This meeting between the two of us put an end to all those miscalculations and ensured that we competition.” The two countries will not get into conflict.
Trump’s influence grows, APEC meeting ends in Peru
The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum meeting ended in a cordial atmosphere on Saturday after two days of meetings in Lima. Now, many fear the annual summit will not be held again for four years. The meeting only discussed the strategies of the region’s major economies. Twenty-one leaders of Pacific Rim economies, including U.S. President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping, visited Peru this week as President-elect Donald Trump vowed to withdraw the United States from the global free trade agenda. (Associated Press)
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