Xi calls for translating new vision of China-US relations into action
The Chinese president said Beijing and Washington should work to turn a shared vision of strategic stability into concrete outcomes.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for translating what he described as a new vision of a constructive China-US relationship into concrete action, according to Iran's Mehr News Agency.
Speaking on relations between the world's two largest economies, Xi said the two countries should work to find the right approach to managing ties built on the idea of strategic stability.
The remarks were framed as part of Xi's broader messaging on how the two major powers should navigate an often tense relationship, emphasising cooperation over confrontation as a guiding principle.
A recurring theme
Chinese officials have periodically called for a more constructive footing in relations with Washington, particularly amid ongoing disagreements over trade, technology and regional security issues in Asia. Xi's latest comments continue this pattern, framing stability between the two countries as mutually beneficial.
The report did not indicate whether the remarks were made in a specific bilateral setting or as part of a broader address, nor did it detail any response from US officials.
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- Xi calls for translating new vision of China-US relationship — Mehr News (Iran)
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