Xi Jinping's visit to the US set course for future bilateral relations, says Chinese ambassador
Ambassador Xie Feng said the visit "expanded the scope for cooperation" between Beijing and Washington, according to TASS.
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Chinese Ambassador to the United States Xie Feng said that President Xi Jinping's visit to the US has set the course for the future of bilateral relations between the two countries, according to TASS.
Xie expressed confidence that the visit "expanded the scope for cooperation" between Beijing and Washington, pointing to it as a significant moment in the relationship between the two powers.
Framing the relationship going forward
The ambassador's remarks suggest Beijing views the visit as a basis for broader engagement with Washington in the period ahead, though specific agreements or outcomes from the visit were not detailed in the available report.
Further details on the scope of cooperation referenced by the ambassador were not provided.
Sources
- Xi Jinping’s visit to US set course for future of bilateral relations — Chinese ambassador — TASS (Russia)
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