US Secretary of State Meets Chinese Counterpart
US Secretary of State Meets Chinese Counterpart
Bonn/Germany - ArabToday
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson met with Foreign Minister of China Wang Yi, on the margins of a G20 foreign ministers summit in Bonn on Friday.
This is the first meeting at this level between the two countries since the election of Donald Trump, president of the United States.
The meeting focused on the points of tension between Washington and Beijing, including the issues of Trade, Taiwan and the disputed islands in the South China Sea.
Trump has repeatedly criticized China's trade policies, which he described as "non-fair" to the United States, in addition to the remarks on his willingness to reconsider the "one China" principle, which Beijing sees as the basis for its relations with Washington.
Source: QNA
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