In a move that could reshape global trade dynamics, China has announced its readiness to deepen dialogue and cooperation with the U.S., striking a balance between collaboration and safeguarding national interests. Vice Minister of Commerce Wang Shouwen emphasized 'mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and win-win cooperation' as the foundation for stabilizing economic ties between the world's two largest economies.
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China's economy remains resilient against external pressures, fueled by its 'dual circulation' strategy prioritizing domestic markets while engaging globally
Tariff wars called out as 'lose-lose scenarios' that ultimately hurt consumers through inflation
Bilateral cooperation framed as essential for global stability – 'not just a U.S.-China matter, but a global priority'
Wang highlighted the complementary nature of both economies during a Friday press conference, noting that healthy economic relations could become the ultimate crossover collab (move over, Marvel vs. DC!) benefitting not just both nations but the international community.
While keeping doors open for teamwork on shared challenges, China reaffirmed its commitment to protect core interests – a diplomatic equivalent of 'let's work together, but no touchy the red lines.'
Vice Minister of Commerce Wang Shouwen emphasized 'mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and win-win cooperation' as the foundation for stabilizing economic ties between the world's two largest economies.
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