Wang Yi calls on US to ‘overcome obstacles’ ahead of Xi-Trump meeting

KR Khushboo RazdanSouth China Morning PostFiled 2026-08-27 · 06:04 GMTLean · Center-RightRead · 1 min

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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with US Ambassador David Perdue in Beijing on Wednesday to discuss preparations for President Xi Jinping's upcoming visit to the US next month. Wang urged the US to help remove interference and overcome obstacles to high-level exchanges. He stated that both sides should implement the Xi-Trump consensus, focus on a positive agenda, and manage differences to maintain stable, healthy, and sustainable bilateral ties. Ambassador Perdue confirmed the talks were part of preparations for President Xi's reciprocal visit to Washington.

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The meeting was part of preparations for President Xi’s reciprocal visit to Washington.

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US Ambassador David Perdue met with Wang Yi in Beijing.

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The goal is to keep ties stable, healthy and sustainable.

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Both sides should put the Xi-Trump consensus into practice, focus on a positive agenda and manage differences.

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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged Washington to help remove interference and overcome obstacles to high-level exchanges.

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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has urged Washington to help “remove interference and overcome obstacles” to high-level exchanges as the two sides prepare for President Xi Jinping’s expected visit to the US next month.Meeting US Ambassador David Perdue in Beijing on Wednesday, Wang said both sides should put the Xi-Trump consensus into practice, focus on a positive agenda and manage differences to keep ties “stable, healthy and sustainable”, according to China’s foreign ministry.In a social media post, Perdue later described the talks as part of “preparations for President Xi’s reciprocal visit to Washington”.

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