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Chinese President Xi Jinping concluded his visit to Washington, which began on Wednesday, marking his first official trip to the United States since 2015. During the visit, he discussed with President Donald Trump issues including trade, artificial intelligence, and international affairs, particularly the situation with Iran. Trump described the talks as "very fruitful" and said that the two countries had made progress, mentioning the intention to extend the trade truce until January 2027 and agreeing on maintaining constructive relations based on stability and cooperation. The discussions focused on China's stance regarding support for Iran, with Trump stating that Beijing's backing for Tehran is unacceptable. Meanwhile, Xi called for managing the rivalry between the two countries peacefully and expanding cooperation, emphasizing China's commitment to keeping artificial intelligence under human control. Both leaders agreed to continue future meetings, with Xi inviting Trump to attend the APEC summit in November, and discussions about strengthening trade ties and reducing disagreements.
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