Xi says he is willing to work with Trump to ‘manage differences’
China’s President Xi Jinping this Saturday expressed his willingness to “work with the new administration” of United States President-elect Donald Trump, “maintain communication, expand cooperation and manage differences”, while his counterpart The American, Joe Biden, has expressed hope that bilateral competitive relations “will not end in conflict.”
In the beginning both the leaders talked Bilateral meeting between Xi and BidenWho will leave the White House in January.
Xi has assured that he “wants to work for.” Steady transformation of China-US relations For the benefit of our two peoples” and trusted that both countries “make wise decisions, continue to seek the appropriate path for the two great nations to come together and achieve lasting peace and coexistence.”
Xi and Biden have agreed that their Bilateral relations are most important for the world And these high-level talks between the two countries, the third during the tenure of the US President, are necessary to avoid global instability.
“He China aims to ensure that the stable, healthy and sustainable relations between China and the United States remain unchanged” said the Chinese president, who was coinciding with Biden at a two-day meeting in Lima of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) leaders.
Third and last bilateral meeting between Biden and Xi
“If we see ourselves as rivals or competitors, have distorted competition and try to harm each other, we will weaken the relationship or destroy it,” Xi said. The world is facing “unprecedented challenges”,
last thursday Chinese President called Trump and congratulated him on his victory And ask that relations between the two powers be “stable, healthy and sustainable”.
Biden, who will hand over power to President-elect Donald Trump in January following the Republican victory in the November 5 elections, has taken stock of his relations with Xi. “We have not always agreed, but our conversations have always been frank,” he said from a meeting room at Lima’s Delfins Hotel. This is the third and last bilateral meeting between Biden and Xi.
Biden said, “These conversations prevent miscalculations and ensure that competition between our two countries does not lead to conflict. It is our responsibility to our people and to the rest of the world.”
The US President has highlighted this Progress in communications with Beijing at the military level, At a higher level, in the fight against drug trafficking and in the security and development of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
In another order of things, both leaders have agreed on the “need for Maintain human control over the decision to use nuclear weapons“, when discussing potential uses of artificial intelligence. This is stated in a note released by the White House after the bilateral meeting between Xi and Biden, adding that the conversation was an “honest and constructive conversation about AI”. In which “both leaders reaffirmed the need to address the risks of artificial intelligence systems and find solutions to protect them.”