In a lively high-level meeting, Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng encouraged both China and the United States to seek creative solutions to persistent challenges and expand their list of cooperative projects. Meeting with U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, the discussions built on the major consensus reached by the heads-of-state on January 17.
The vice premier highlighted that while the two giants have different developmental paths, they share extensive common interests. "There are no winners in a trade war," he noted, reminding everyone that a well-managed economic partnership is a win-win for both nations and crucial for global stability 🌏🤝.
He Lifeng stressed that a stable and growing economic relationship not only benefits China and the United States, but also paves the way for a more resilient world economy. For tech-savvy, socially conscious young professionals, these developments signal potential shifts in global trends that could influence tech innovations, job markets, and lifestyle changes 🚀.
In a proactive move, both sides agreed to establish an economic and trade consultation mechanism to address their concerns, aiming to boost certainty and foster long-term cooperation in a rapidly changing global environment.
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Chinese vice premier urges China, U.S. to extend list of cooperation
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