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President Donald Trump He has no existing plans to speak with Chinese President Xi Jinping regarding the current trade war, a tall White House official said on Sunday.
The United States commercial representative Jamieson Greer made the statement during an appearance in “Face the Nation” by CBS on Sunday.
“Is the Trump administration opening some kind of channel to Beijing at this time? Are there plans for Presidents Trump and XI to speak?” Asked CBS Margaret Brennan presenter.
“At this time, we have no plan about that,” Greer replied. “This problem is really at the level of leaders. Before April 2, I had a conversation with my counterpart. Since April 2, we have this at the level of the leader and at some point, as President Trump has pointed out, we hope we can talk with them.”
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, does not have a scheduled meeting with the XI Jinping of China. (Win McNamee / Getty images / getty images)
Brennan asked if the White House is trying to force China to sell some of its approximately $ 1.5 billion in sustained assets in the United States, Greer said that “it is not part of this plan,” however.
“President Trump has a global program to try to highlight US manufacturing and address the trade deficit. It is a global problem,” Greer said.
“The only reason we are really in this position is because China chose to take reprisals. Many other countries said they did not want reprisals. We want to negotiate with the Americans. And the Chinese made a different decision. Therefore, it is not a plan to do that. It was a Chinese decision. They have an agency here,” he added.
Trump says that Xi Jinping, president of China, knows where he is when it comes to tariffs. (Tonelina / Bloomberg through Getty Images / Getty Images)
Greer’s comments are produced one day before XI is scheduled to embark on a five -day tour to underpin commercial relations with partners in Southeast Asia on Monday.
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It is being programmed that XI visit Vietnam, Malaysia and Cambodia. Both Vietnam and Malaysia have great commercial relations with the United States and China.
President Donald Trump celebrates a table while offering comments on reciprocal tariffs during an event in Rosas Garden entitled “Make America Wealthy Again” at the White House in Washington, DC, on April 2, 2025.
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Vietnam was one of the many countries that decided not to retaliate against Trump’s tariffs last week, instead of negotiating a commercial agreement.
