Donald Trump to Meet Xi Jinping in April, Says US-China Relations Are ‘Very Good’

Donald Trump, the President of the United States, has said that he will go to China in April to meet with Xi Jinping, the President of China. Trump is also likely to come back to the US later this year. Speaking to reporters on Thursday, Trump discussed the planned events but did not provide specific dates for the trip.

“I intend to pay President Xi Jinping a visit in April.” He will be visiting later this year, which I am looking forward to. Our relationship with China is currently very positive. Trump highlighted the upcoming trip once more in a recent interview with Tom Llamas of NBC News. “I’m gonna be going there in April then he’s coming here toward the end of the year,” Trump said.

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During the same interview, filmed on February 4, Trump emphasized the significance of preserving close connections between the two world powers. “He’s coming to the White House at the end of the year. We have an excellent friendship. And, you know, it’s crucial for me to have a good relationship with him, and vice versa. We must maintain a strong relationship with these two of the world’s most powerful countries.”

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Donald Trump-Xi’s 90-minute phone chat

On February 4, Trump and Xi spoke for 90 minutes over the phone. According to Trump, the debate was primarily about trade and did not address other international issues such as Iran or Ukraine. He later stated on Truth Social that the call had “resulted in a very positive conclusion for both countries.”

In his message, Trump stated that Xi had invited him and the First Lady to China, and that he had reciprocated with a similar invitation. “During the talk, President Xi politely offered the First Lady and me to visit China, and I accepted. As Presidents of two great nations, we are both excited to do this.”

According to Xinhua News Agency, Xi highlighted the importance of stable China-US relations during the call. According to a statement from China’s Foreign Ministry, Xi urged both countries to work toward “win-win results” based on mutual respect, and asked the US to reverse steps that China considers detrimental.