The White House announced Wednesday evening that US President Donald Trump will meet with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, at 11 AM Thursday in South Korea.
President Trump had announced on October 1st that he would meet with the Chinese president in four weeks, a move that comes amid escalating economic and political tensions between Washington and Beijing.
Trump indicated that the meeting aims to discuss trade, regional security, and bilateral relations, expressing his hope for reaching understandings that serve the interests of both countries.
The meeting is expected to attract significant attention from international observers and financial markets, especially given the recent tensions between China and the United States over economic and strategic issues.
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