China Confirms US Communication on Potential Leaders’ Meeting This Year
On September 18 and 24, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun stated that China and the United States are maintaining communication on arrangements for interactions between the two heads of state within the year. He declined to confirm an invitation for former US President Donald Trump to the APEC summit in Shenzhen or details on trade consultations, directing those questions to competent authorities. The statements confirm ongoing high-level diplomatic dialogue without specifying timing, format, or location.
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China Says US and China in Communication on Leaders' Interaction This Year
On September 24, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun held a regular press conference. A New York Times reporter asked whether China and the US plan to hold further economic and trade consultations during the APEC Finance Ministers' Meeting in Hong Kong in October, and whether China will invite US President Donald Trump to the APEC Summit in Shenzhen in November. Guo Jiakun declined to answer the first question, directing it to competent Chinese authorities. On the second question, he stated that China and the US are maintaining communication regarding the arrangement of interactions between the two heads of state within the year. The response confirms ongoing diplomatic dialogue but provides no specific details on the timing or format of a potential meeting.
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During a regular press briefing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun responded to questions from The New York Times regarding potential US-China economic and trade consultations on the sidelines of the APEC finance ministers' meeting in Hong Kong in October, and whether China would invite US President Donald Trump to the APEC summit in Shenzhen in November. Guo declined to comment on the trade consultation question, directing reporters to the competent Chinese authorities. On the question of a possible Trump visit, Guo stated that China and the US are maintaining communication on arrangements for a potential interaction between the two heads of state within this year. The response confirms ongoing diplomatic dialogue but does not confirm any specific meeting or invitation.
Read sourceChina Says US and China in Communication on Leaders' Interaction This Year
During a regular press briefing on September 24, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun responded to questions from The New York Times regarding potential US-China economic and trade consultations on the sidelines of the APEC finance ministers' meeting in October in Hong Kong, and whether China would invite US President Donald Trump to the APEC summit in Shenzhen in November. Guo referred the first question to competent Chinese authorities. On the second question, he stated that China and the US are maintaining communication on the arrangements for the interaction between the two heads of state within this year. The response confirms ongoing diplomatic dialogue but does not confirm specific plans or an invitation.
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China Says US and China in Communication on Leaders' Interaction This Year
On September 24, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun held a regular press conference. A New York Times reporter asked whether China and the US plan to hold further economic and trade consultations during the APEC finance ministers' meeting in Hong Kong in October, and whether China will invite US President Donald Trump to the APEC summit in Shenzhen in November. Guo Jiakun declined to answer the first question, directing it to competent Chinese authorities. On the second question, he stated that China and the US are maintaining communication regarding the arrangement of interactions between the two heads of state within the year. The response confirms ongoing diplomatic dialogue but provides no specific details on timing or format of any potential meeting.
Read sourceChina Says US and China in Communication on Leaders' Interaction This Year
During a regular press briefing on September 24, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun responded to a question from The New York Times regarding potential trade talks between China and the US during the APEC finance ministers' meeting in Hong Kong in October. Guo referred the question to competent Chinese authorities. When asked whether China has invited former US President Donald Trump to the APEC Shenzhen summit, Guo stated that China and the US are maintaining communication on the arrangement of interactions between the two heads of state within the year. The response neither confirmed nor denied an invitation to Trump, instead framing the issue within broader bilateral communication on high-level exchanges. The article was sourced from The Paper and published on East Money.
Read sourceChina and US Maintain Communication on Head-of-State Meeting Arrangements This Year
On September 18, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun stated at a regular press conference that China and the United States are maintaining communication regarding arrangements for heads-of-state interactions within the year. The statement was made in response to a reporter's question about a potential meeting between the Chinese and U.S. heads of state. The spokesperson did not provide further details on the timing or format of any possible meeting, but confirmed that discussions are ongoing. The report was sourced from Cailian Press and CCTV News.
Read sourceChina and US in Communication on Possible Leaders' Meeting This Year
On September 18, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun stated at a regular press briefing that China and the United States are maintaining communication regarding arrangements for head-of-state interactions within the year. The statement was made in response to a reporter's question about a potential meeting between the Chinese and U.S. presidents. The brief announcement confirms ongoing diplomatic dialogue between the two countries at the highest level but provides no specific details on timing, location, or format of any potential meeting.
Read sourceChina and US Maintain Communication on Arrangements for Head-of-State Interactions This Year
On September 18, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun stated at a regular press conference that both China and the United States are maintaining communication regarding arrangements for head-of-state interactions within the year. The statement was made in response to a reporter's question about a meeting between Chinese and U.S. leaders. The announcement indicates ongoing diplomatic engagement between the two countries at the highest level, though no specific details or timeline for a potential meeting were provided. The information was reported by CCTV News and relayed by financial data platform Jin10.
China Says It Maintains Communication with U.S. on Head-of-State Meeting Arrangements
On September 18, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun stated at a regular press conference that China and the United States are maintaining communication regarding arrangements for interactions between the two heads of state within the year. The statement was made in response to a reporter's question about a potential meeting between Chinese and U.S. leaders. The brief announcement confirms ongoing diplomatic dialogue but provides no specific details on timing, format, or location of any potential summit. The communication is framed as part of routine bilateral exchanges, with no further elaboration on agenda items or conditions. The source is the official CCTV News Client, reported by East Money.
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