Xi Jinping pide a EE UU ser "socios y no rivales" y Trump augura un "futuro fantástico juntos"
The Chinese President, Xi Jinping, has requested a United States "ser socios y no rivales" during his first meeting in Beijing with the American President, Donald Trump, who has insured that both countries will have "a fantastic future together. "
El encuentro entre las delegaciones china y estadounidense ha comenzado en el Gran Palacio del Pueblo de Beijing, tras una ceremonia oficial con honores militares en la plaza de Tiananmen.
Además, the Chinese envoy has congratulated the United States for the 250 anniversaries of its independence and has recalled that it is the first visit of Trump to Beijing in nine years, after the summit that both celebrated in 2017.
Por su parte, Trump ha elogiado la recepción organizada por las autoridades chinas y ha calificado a xi como "un gran líder". "Tenemos una relación fantástica.
Trump has insured that the quote can be convertirse in "The Greatest Summitof History "and has highlighted the presence of prominent Estadounidenses businessmen in the delegation that acompaña, entre ellos Tim Cook, Elon Musk and Jensen Huang.
El presidente estadounidense ha llegado acompañado de varios miembros de su gabinete, the secretario de estado, Marco Rubio, y el jefe del Pentágono, Pete Hegseth. Por parte china, han participado altos cargos del Partido Comunista y del Gobierno, como el ministro de Exteriores, Wang Yi.
La reunion busca rebajar la tensión entre las dos principales potencias mundial, tras años marcados por la guerra comercial, las disputas tecnológicas y las diferencias estratégicas en ámbitos como Taiwan o el mar de China Meridional.
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