In the bustling halls of Kuala Lumpur’s conference center on Sunday, delegates from the Chinese mainland and the U.S. reconvened for the second day of talks on economic and trade issues. After an initial session on Saturday, both sides are digging into the details of their agenda under tight timelines.
A spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce of the Chinese mainland noted that discussions will focus on key issues in China-U.S. economic and trade relations, reflecting the important consensus reached by the heads of state during their phone calls earlier this year.
Today’s agenda includes deeper dives into market access, supply chains and regulatory cooperation, though both delegations emphasize a structured, issue-by-issue approach.
Observers and business leaders are watching closely, as any breakthroughs could send ripples through global supply networks and inform the tone of future negotiations.
CGTN reporter Zhou Jiaxin is on the ground, bringing fresh insights from the discussions in Kuala Lumpur. Stay tuned for more updates as these talks unfold.
Reference(s):
Chinese, U.S. delegations reconvene for 2nd day of trade talks
cgtn.com
