Donald Trump highlighted the restart of business relationships after negotiations with China

by Andrea
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He wrote on the social network that they have made great progress thanks to the negotiations. The tension between the countries increased after the Customs War.

US President Donald Trump on Saturday at the end of the first day of the United States and China’s negotiations in Geneva highlighted the “complete restart” in business relations between two countries. According to AFP and Reuters reports, TASR reports this.

“A very good meeting with China today in Switzerland. Many things discussed, we have agreed on many. An negotiated complete reboot in a friendly and constructive atmosphere. In the interest of China and the US, we want China to open American companies.

Details during the negotiations did not disclose

United States and China officials discussed the first day to alleviate the impact of the trade war. Special was represented by a delegation led by Deputy Prime Minister Che Li-Feng and for the United States was held by Finance Minister Scott Bessent and the business representative (UstR) Jamieson Greer.

None of the parties after the negotiations published a statement of their course. The meeting in the residence of the Swiss Ambassador to the United Nations (UN) ended at around 8 pm continued to continue on Sunday.

Since the arrival of Trump’s administration back to the White House in January 2025, new duties of up to 145 percent have been imposed on Chinese goods, including some sectoral measures. Beijing responded with retaliatory duties to US products of up to 125 percent. Mutual customs measures have triggered tensions in financial markets and, according to analyzes, contributed to a sharp decline in bilateral trade between countries, writes AFP.

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