A Chinese delegation held a press conference in Geneva on Sunday following high-level discussions with U.S. counterparts, outlining shared priorities to stabilize economic and trade relations amid global market uncertainties. The meeting, described as 'substantive and forward-looking' by officials, focused on areas including supply chain resilience, technology collaboration, and dispute resolution mechanisms.
Senior representatives emphasized a mutual commitment to balancing competition with cooperation, particularly in clean energy initiatives and climate-related investments. Analysts suggest the talks may pave the way for new bilateral working groups to address tariff disputes and digital trade standards.
The dialogue comes as Asian markets show sensitivity to U.S. monetary policy shifts, with business leaders urging clearer frameworks for cross-border data flows. Notably, representatives reaffirmed adherence to the One-China policy regarding the Taiwan Strait, highlighting regional stability as critical for sustainable growth.
