BEIJING (Reuters) – China is currently reviewing places in the United States, where President Hu Jintao can meet his US counterpart, Donald Trump, to sign the first phase of a trade pact between the world’s two largest economists, a newspaper report said Monday. Government plans.
Meanwhile, the Chinese premier met with the US delegation, which includes US Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross and National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien on Monday in Bangkok.
US President Donald Trump said earlier today that if the trade deal is completed, it will be signed somewhere in the United States.