Li Chenggang: China and the United States have reached preliminary consensus on properly resolving many important economic and trade issues

Foresight News, according to Xinhua News Agency, China and the United States held economic and trade consultations in Kuala Lumpur from October 25th to 26th local time. Li Chenggang, international trade negotiator and deputy minister of the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, told Chinese and foreign media reporters after the consultation that the two sides had reached a preliminary consensus on properly resolving a number of important economic and trade issues of mutual concern, and the next step would be to implement their respective domestic approval procedures. "In the past month or so, Sino-US economic and trade relations have experienced some shocks and fluctuations, and the world has paid close attention to them. Since May of this year, Since the China-US economic and trade talks in Geneva in March, China has strictly followed the consensus reached by the two heads of state on multiple phone calls, faithfully and conscientiously implemented the consensus arrangements reached during the economic and trade consultations, and carefully protected the hard-won and relatively stable Sino-US economic and trade cooperation. China is not willing to see these shocks and fluctuations. Yes. The U.S. side is firm in its stance and China is firm in safeguarding its interests. In this consultation, the Chinese and U.S. economic and trade teams have always respected each other and engaged in equal dialogue. In the future, the two sides will further strengthen communication and make active efforts for a more stable and healthy development of Sino-U.S. economic and trade relations.
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