Former US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a phone call on Friday, which Trump described as “very productive.” The leaders agreed to meet during the upcoming APEC Summit in South Korea at the end of October. Discussions included trade, fentanyl, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and the potential approval of a TikTok deal. Trump also announced plans to visit China early next year. Both leaders expressed their desire for a positive and constructive relationship, focusing on mutual respect and win-win cooperation. The call also touched upon ongoing consultations between the two countries, and China’s stance on the TikTok issue, advocating for a fair business environment for Chinese companies. The US reportedly emphasized the importance of the bilateral relationship and its commitment to promoting economic cooperation and safeguarding world peace.
