China agreed to major US agricultural imports, Boeing aircraft purchases and rare earth cooperation following high-level talks between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in Beijing.
Noting the "changing and turbulent" shifts in the global order, the Chinese leader said that "mutual respect" is the "key to whether the relationship can advance steadily."
China further underlined its diplomatic stance by insisting that “mutual respect, peaceful coexistence and win-win cooperation” remained the only workable path for relations between Beijing and Washington.
According to the White House statement, the two leaders held a candid and constructive discussion on a range of bilateral, regional, and global issues.
The US action, which takes effect June 16 but could be implemented sooner if President Donald Trump orders it, applied to seven Chinese civilian carriers.
Trump had imposed $200 billion levies on Chinese imports to force Beijing to adhere to intellectual property laws and had also threatened to tax nearly all of the products China exports to the US.
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