June talks for Xi and Obama
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May 22, 2013, Wednesday
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CHINESE President Xi Jinping and US President Barack Obama will hold their first meeting since Xi became president in March when they sit down for a June 7-8 summit in Rancho Mirage, California.
"President Obama and President Xi will hold in-depth discussions on a wide range of bilateral, regional and global issues," the White House said in a statement.
"They will review progress and challenges in US-China relations over the past four years and discuss ways to enhance cooperation, while constructively managing our differences, in the years ahead," it said.
Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Hong Lei said that China was willing to work with the United States to strengthen dialogue and cooperation in relations, which he said were "at a new historical period."
"Of course, some differences exist between China and the United States, which require proper and active management by both sides," Hong said.
"This year, Sino-US relations have got off to a good start and are facing an important opportunity for development."
Hong said the two leaders would have "comprehensive and in-depth discussions" on a range of issues.
The leaders will meet at Sunnylands, an 80-hectare estate on Bob Hope Drive in Rancho Mirage, California.
Sunnylands is the former estate of the late philanthropist Walter Annenberg, who frequently hosted President Ronald Reagan there.
The fact that they will devote two days to the talks shows an intent by the two leaders to build a closer relationship.
White House National Security Adviser Tom Donilon will travel to Beijing to meet Chinese officials on May 26-28 to prepare for the Xi visit.
As part of his trip to the Americas, Xi will also make state visits to Mexico, Trinidad and Tobago and Costa Rica, the foreign ministry said.
"President Obama and President Xi will hold in-depth discussions on a wide range of bilateral, regional and global issues," the White House said in a statement.
"They will review progress and challenges in US-China relations over the past four years and discuss ways to enhance cooperation, while constructively managing our differences, in the years ahead," it said.
Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Hong Lei said that China was willing to work with the United States to strengthen dialogue and cooperation in relations, which he said were "at a new historical period."
"Of course, some differences exist between China and the United States, which require proper and active management by both sides," Hong said.
"This year, Sino-US relations have got off to a good start and are facing an important opportunity for development."
Hong said the two leaders would have "comprehensive and in-depth discussions" on a range of issues.
The leaders will meet at Sunnylands, an 80-hectare estate on Bob Hope Drive in Rancho Mirage, California.
Sunnylands is the former estate of the late philanthropist Walter Annenberg, who frequently hosted President Ronald Reagan there.
The fact that they will devote two days to the talks shows an intent by the two leaders to build a closer relationship.
White House National Security Adviser Tom Donilon will travel to Beijing to meet Chinese officials on May 26-28 to prepare for the Xi visit.
As part of his trip to the Americas, Xi will also make state visits to Mexico, Trinidad and Tobago and Costa Rica, the foreign ministry said.
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