By August 28, Chinese and U.S. officials were discussing whether business executives would accompany President Xi Jinping to the United States in September for meetings with President Trump, as the two sides prepared to extend a trade-war truce.
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Chinese and US officials are discussing whether business leaders will join President Xi Jinping’s delegation to the United States next month, as the two sides prepare to extend a one-year trade agreement reached in Busan last October, according to people familiar with the talks. The negotiations come as Xi is expected to meet US President Donald Trump in Washington on September 24. Trump travelled
Chinese and U.S. officials are discussing whether business leaders will join President Xi Jinping’s delegation when he travels to the United States in September, the South China Morning Post reported, citing people familiar with the talks [scmp.com#1][jornaldenegocios.pt#1][rtp.pt#1]. Beijing and Washington are preparing to extend a one-year trade agreement reached in Busan in October 2025 [scmp.c
Chinese President Xi Jinping may take a business delegation to Washington next month, when he is also likely to sign a trade-war truce extension with US President Donald Trump. The potential business delegation is under negotiation ahead of the September 24 summit, the South China Morning Post reported, citing four people with knowledge of the matter. US executives, including Apple’s Tim Cook and