President Donald Trump Not existing plans to talk to Chinese President Xi Jinping regarding the current trade war, the White House chief official said on Sunday.
On Sunday on Sunday, a US trade representative Jamieson Greer made a statement at the Fart The Nation CBS.
“Does Trump administration open any channel in Beijing now?” Asked the CBS owner Margaret Brennan.
“We have no plans now,” Grir replied. “This issue is really at the level of the leaders. By April 2, I talked to my colleague. From April 2, we have it at the level of the leader and at some point, as President Trump noted, we expect we will be able to talk to them.”
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US President Donald Trump has no meeting scheduled for XI Jinping in China. (Win McNamee / Getty Images / Getty Images)
Brennan continued to ask if the White House is committed The power of China To sell part of their approximately 1.5 trillion assets stored in the American Grin, they said it was “not included in this plan”.
“President Trump has a global program to try to change the American production and resolve trade deficits. This is a global issue,” Grir said.
“The only reason we are now in this position is that China has decided to avenge. So many other countries have stated that they do not want retaliation. We want to negotiate with the Americans. And the Chinese have made another decision. So, this is not a plan.
Trump says Xi Jinping, the Chinese president, knows where he is when it comes to tariffs. (Ton Molina / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)
Grira’s comments come in one day before XI is scheduled to go on a five-day round to take trade relations with partners in Southeast Asia on Monday.
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It is planned that XI will visit Vietnam, Malaysia and Cambodia. Both Vietnam and Malaysia have a serious trading relationship with US and China.
President Donald Trump pursues a schedule when he appears on mutual tariffs during the pink event called “Make America again Rich” in the White House in Washington, Colombia, April 2, 2025.
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Vietnam was among many countries that decided not to avenge Trump’s tariff last week, instead of addressing the trade agreement.
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2025-04-13 18:08:00
