China's President urges Washington to properly handle sensitive issues to maintain the stability of bilateral relations

Chinese President Xi Jinping said that Beijing is planning and implementing measures to deepen comprehensive reform, create a law-based business environment of an international nature, and provide a broader development space for international companies than American ones.

Xi urged the United States to work with China in the same direction, develop a correct strategic vision, and properly handle sensitive issues in order to maintain the momentum needed to stabilize bilateral relations instead of taking them in a downward direction.

The Chinese President's statement came during his meeting in Beijing on Wednesday, with representatives from the American business, strategic and academic circles. Among those present were Chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Committee on US-China Relations Evan Greenberg, Chairman of the Board of Directors and CEO of the Blackstone Group Stephen Schwarzman, and President and CEO Qualcomm's Cristiano Amon, Founding Dean of the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University Graham Allison, and Chairman of the China-US Business Council Craig Allen. 

Xi Jinping pointed out that China-US relations are among the most important bilateral relations in the world  , and that whether China and the United States cooperate or confront each other has an impact on the well-being of the two peoples and the future and destiny of humanity. 

He said that the successes achieved by China and the United States represent opportunities for each other, and as long as both sides regard each other as partners, respect each other, coexist peacefully and cooperate to achieve win-win results, Sino-US relations will improve. 

Xi Jinping stressed that Sino-American relations have witnessed many twists and turns in recent years and faced serious challenges, and that lessons are worth learning. 

He stressed that Sino-American relations cannot return to the past, but they can have a better future. 

The Chinese president said, "When President Biden and I met in San Francisco last year, the greatest consensus was on the need to stabilize and improve China-US relations. In the past few months, the teams of the two sides have maintained communication and made progress in various fields such as politics, diplomacy, economics, trade, finance, law enforcement, and anti-terrorism." Drugs, climate change, and popular and cultural relations.”

He explained that these were exchanges based on the consensus he reached with President Biden.

He stated in the context that the common interests between China and the United States have not diminished, but rather increased, adding: “Whether it is related to traditional fields such as economy, trade and agriculture, or emerging fields such as climate change and artificial intelligence, China and the United States must act as an impetus for each other’s development. "It is not an obstacle." 

He stressed that promoting global economic recovery and resolving hot international and regional issues requires coordination and cooperation between China and the United States, which shows the broad mind and responsibility of a major country, stressing that the United States must work with China halfway, establish a correct strategic understanding, and properly deal with... Sensitive issues, maintain the stability momentum of China-US relations, and effectively explore the right path to consensus.

The Chinese President explained that "the Chinese economy is strong and sustainable," noting that the growth rate of the Chinese economy was one of the fastest rates among major economies last year.