In a significant call for cooperation, Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized the need for China and the United States to transform their shared vision of a constructive and stable relationship into practical action. During a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House, Xi outlined a framework for bilateral relations focused on cooperation, moderate competition, and manageable differences, underscoring the potential for mutual benefits through pragmatic collaboration.
Xi stressed the importance of stable economic and trade relations, advocating for the expansion of cooperative areas while addressing existing challenges through dialogue and mutual respect. This approach, he suggested, would support the long-term development of trade ties between the two nations.
The discussion between Xi and Trump also covered the growing field of artificial intelligence. Both leaders acknowledged the necessity for ongoing dialogue and cooperation on AI technology, with Xi advocating for its responsible development and the prevention of misuse and abuse.
Beyond economic and technological cooperation, Xi and Trump exchanged views on major international and regional issues, including the Middle East, Ukraine, and the Korean Peninsula. They confirmed mutual support for each other’s hosting of major international summits in 2026, marking a willingness to collaborate on the global stage.