Cooperation is possible, subject to Beijing, to adapt to a more consumer economy model.
The expectation of the “efficient and significant reorganization” of relations between the two countries was announced by Scott Immort, the United States Minister of the United States of America, speaking on Wednesday, July 23, on the Bloomberg Television Channel.
In particular, he commented on his future journey to Stockholm, where he planned a meeting with Chinese colleagues for the new trading negotiations.
In his opinion, China should be an economy that is more focused on consumption.
Immentine emphasized the importance of Chinese economic changes, noting that the United States gradually returned to the status of an industrial state, while China remains unbalanced due to the manufacture of 30% of industrial products in the world.
The minister expressed the opinion that combined cooperation was only possible with Beijing’s readiness to adapt to a more consumer model: “If China wants to develop this method, we will be able to move forward together.”
In addition, he emphasized a wide range of issues that could be discussed between the United States and China. This includes oil purchases, which are under the penalties of Russia or Iran, as well as a number of aspects in the field of security.
Remember, Chinese exports to the United States fell 34.5% compared to last year, which was the most sharp fall since February 2020, when trade-19 trade violated.
On June 5, US president Donald Trump held a long telephone conversation with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. This happened after a long period of silence between the leaders of the nations.
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