Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi calls on China and the United States to “overcome obstacles” ahead of an expected presidential summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. The remarks come as both sides continue to manage tensions and disagreements in bilateral relations.
Wang Yi says relations between the two countries still face “various risks and challenges,” according to multiple outlets. The coverage characterizes his message as a push for improved cooperation and a reduction of barriers before the summit, without detailing any specific concessions or policy changes.
Across reports, the main focus is the same: Wang Yi’s public appeal for both governments to address obstacles and navigate risks ahead of the meeting, which is widely described as taking place in September. The outlets do not report concrete outcomes from negotiations, but present the comments as part of broader efforts to frame expectations for summit talks.
