As Donald Trump prepares to return as U.S. president, the future of China-U.S. trade relations has become a hot topic of discussion. In an exclusive conversation with CGTN, Nabil S. Mikhail, a former adjunct faculty member at George Washington University, shared his insights on the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for bilateral trade.
Born in Egypt and residing in the United States since 1986, Mikhail emphasized the importance of mitigating adversarial tensions between the two superpowers. \"Perpetuating strife will be detrimental for both the U.S. and China,\" he stated. \"It's crucial to contain competition and seek areas of common concern that can unite the two nations.\"
Mikhail believes that by focusing on shared interests, the U.S. and China can collaborate towards the greater welfare of humanity. He highlighted that fostering a cooperative relationship could lead to significant benefits not only for the two countries involved but also for the global community.
The dialogue between the U.S. and China remains pivotal in shaping the global economic landscape. As leaders navigate through complex trade dynamics, the call for finding a middle ground resonates strongly among experts who advocate for a balanced and constructive approach.
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'U.S., China should seek middle ground to settle trade disputes'
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