00:07From September 23 to 25, Chinese President Xi Jinping made a state visit to Washington,
00:13where he met with U.S. President Donald Trump.
00:16It was his first visit to U.S. Capitol in more than a decade.
00:21Our correspondent in China, Bruno Fasci, has more details.
00:28Greetings, comrades from Beijing.
00:30The meeting between the President Xi Jinping and Donald Trump resulted in eight outcomes
00:37and understandings between China and the United States,
00:42with agreements aimed at maintaining stability in bilateral relations and managing their differences.
00:50In the economic and trade sphere, the two countries agreed on a mutual reduction of tariffs
00:58worth of $30 billion, with also advancing economic dialogue and cooperation mechanisms.
01:07We spoke with the Professor Liu Baucheng,
01:10the Director of the Center of International Business Ethics
01:15at the University of International Business and Economics.
01:19More particularly, it's on the reduction of tariff,
01:24because it's going to hurt each of the economies,
01:28and also on market access,
01:31and also on the stable and committed supply of rare earths.
01:37So this is going to be able to stabilize the situation.
01:40But on the other side, I think fundamentally it is there to repair
01:48some of the trust that has been missing.
01:52The outcomes also include the establishment of China-United States Dialogue on Artificial Intelligence,
02:00with new round scheduled for November.
02:03Remember, the two countries also agreed on strengthening the communication mechanisms
02:09to manage a potential crisis and maintain dialogue between Beijing and Washington.
02:16With this news, from here, the capital of China will go back with you in the studios.
