US congressional group plans annual visits to China after trade trip
The US-China Economic and Security Review Commission (USCC), an independent advisory body, has concluded a trip to Beijing, Shanghai, and Hangzhou. Commissioners have pledged to make these visits an annual event.

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AI-generatedThe US-China Economic and Security Review Commission (USCC), an independent advisory body, has concluded a trip to Beijing, Shanghai, and Hangzhou. Commissioners have pledged to make these visits an annual event. The purpose of these recurring visits is to strengthen engagement and inform the commission's work on US-China relations. The USCC, established in 2000, provides annual reports and recommendations to lawmakers concerning trade and national security policies. Vice Chair Mike Kuiken stated the commitment to annual returns to expand engagement and ensure their analysis keeps pace with the evolving relationship.
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5 extractedVice Chair Mike Kuiken stated, 'We are committed to seeking to return at least annually to further expand areas of engagement.'
The US-China Economic and Security Review Commission (USCC) is an independent advisory body established in 2000.
The goal of annual visits is to strengthen engagement and inform work on US-China relations.
The panel plans to make visits to China an annual event.
A US congressional advisory panel focused on China has returned from a trip to Beijing, Shanghai and Hangzhou.