In a major diplomatic breakthrough, China and the U.S. have agreed in principle on a new framework to implement the consensus reached by their leaders during recent high-level talks. Li Chenggang, China’s international trade representative and vice commerce minister, confirmed that this agreement followed productive phone conversations on June 5 and engaging discussions in Geneva.
This fresh approach is seen as a promising step toward improved global dialogue and cooperation, especially in areas like trade, technology, and international challenges that resonate with our fast-paced digital era. For young professionals and tech-savvy audiences in South and Southeast Asia, this development signals exciting possibilities for innovative solutions and cross-cultural exchanges 🌐.
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China, U.S. agree on framework to implement leaders' consensus
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