Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for enhanced cooperation between China and the United States to foster a stable and constructive bilateral relationship. During a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House, Xi emphasized the importance of transforming the shared vision of strategic stability into actionable measures.
Xi outlined a framework for the bilateral relationship that emphasizes cooperation, moderate competition, and the management of differences through dialogue and mutual respect. He pointed out that both nations could reap mutual benefits by focusing on practical cooperation while addressing disagreements through constructive conversations.
The discussion also covered economic and trade relations, which Xi identified as critical areas for cooperation. He suggested that both countries should aim to expand their collaborative efforts while working to resolve existing issues to support the long-term development of bilateral trade ties.
On the topic of artificial intelligence, both leaders agreed on the need for ongoing dialogue and cooperation. Xi stressed the importance of responsible AI development to prevent misuse and abuse of the technology.
Xi and Trump also exchanged views on significant international and regional issues, including the Middle East, Ukraine, and the Korean Peninsula. In addition, they confirmed mutual support for each other in hosting major international summits scheduled for 2026.