Milestone Meeting: Trump and Xi Claim Progress Despite Deep Differences
Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping concluded crucial discussions aimed at stabilizing US-China relations. Despite key disagreements on Iran and Taiwan, both leaders hailed the meeting as progress, stressing a new, stable bilateral relationship. Their discussions took place over tea and lunch during Trump's three-day China visit.
Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping have wrapped up essential discussions focused on mending ties between the United States and China, two global powerhouses. Despite underlying tensions over issues like Iran and Taiwan, both leaders expressed optimism about the strides made.
The meeting, which took place at President Xi's official residence, Zhongnanhai, marked the conclusion of Trump's three-day state visit to China. The leaders engaged in talks while taking a stroll through scenic gardens, surrounded by traditional Chinese art and nature.
The summit concluded after nearly three hours of in-depth discussions over tea and lunch, with both leaders affirming a commitment to a strategic and stable bilateral relationship. President Trump characterized the visit as remarkable, while President Xi described it as a 'milestone' in US-China relations.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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