China said on Tuesday that President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump agreed to build a “constructive” relationship of strategic stability based on “respect, fairness, and reciprocity” during Xi’s state visit to the United States last week.
“From September 23 to 25, at the invitation of President Trump, President Xi Jinping paid a successful state visit to the US,” the post said.
Xi and Trump held talks at the White House on September 24. The two leaders also agreed to support each other in hosting the 2026 APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting and the G20 Summit.
The two presidents had “in-depth exchange of views” on major issues concerning China-US relations and world peace and development, according to the statement. China said it was ready to work with the US to implement the understandings reached by the two leaders and promote the “steady, sound and sustainable development” of bilateral ties. Xi said the two countries should turn their shared vision of a constructive relationship of strategic stability into action, with cooperation as the mainstay, competition kept within proper limits and differences managed, according to China’s foreign ministry. The White House said the two countries agreed to build a constructive relationship of strategic stability based on respect, fairness and reciprocity. It also said the US and China established a new dialogue on “super intelligence” and agreed to create a bilateral communication channel for related incidents. China’s foreign ministry said the two sides agreed to establish a bilateral AI dialogue to discuss the risks and benefits of artificial intelligence, with the next exchange scheduled for November. Both sides said the leaders intended to attend each other’s meetings.
The two sides also agreed to support each other in successfully hosting the APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting and the G20 Summit this year.
