US President Donald Trump said his planned visit to China later this month for talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping will carry significant weight, particularly as competition between the two powers deepens in key sectors such as artificial intelligence. The remarks came as Washington and Beijing continue to balance rivalry with diplomatic engagement.
Speaking at a small business event at the White House, Trump framed the relationship with China as both competitive and constructive. He indicated that the upcoming meeting would be an opportunity to address major issues shaping bilateral ties, including trade, technology, and global economic stability.
Trump emphasized that the United States maintains an advantage in artificial intelligence, a field increasingly seen as central to economic and military power. “We’re leading China in AI,” he said, pointing to ongoing investments and innovation in the sector as a key pillar of US strategy.
Despite underlying tensions, Trump described the interaction with Beijing as a “friendly competition,” suggesting that both sides remain open to dialogue. He added that the visit would be “very important,” reinforcing expectations that the meeting could play a role in shaping the next phase of US-China engagement.
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