US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday voiced hopes for improved bilateral relations at the start of a high-level summit. The meeting is seen as potentially defining the next chapter in US-China ties and influencing developments in the Iran conflict.
Speaking at the gathering, the two leaders underscored their desire to build a brighter future for the people of both countries. The summit takes place amid challenges in US-China relations, including trade tensions and geopolitical issues.
Analysts suggest the outcome could lead to significant shifts in both nations' foreign policies, particularly regarding the conflict in Iran. The leaders did not announce specific agreements but pledged continued dialogue in the period ahead.
