According to Xinhua (China’s state news agency), China and the United States have agreed to establish trade and investment councils, signaling a new framework for bilateral economic engagement.
China and the United States have agreed to set up trade and investment councils, according to Xinhua (China’s state news agency). The brief report points to a formal step toward structured economic dialogue between the two countries, focusing on trade and investment issues. While no further details were provided in the source, such councils are typically used to coordinate policy discussions, address commercial concerns, and maintain communication channels on cross-border business matters.