U.S. President Donald Trump plans to greet Chinese President Xi Jinping at Joint Base Andrews before their scheduled Sept. 24 White House meeting, Xi’s first U.S. visit in about three years and first Washington trip since April 2016. Talks are expected to cover tariffs, bilateral trade, artificial intelligence and the war in the Middle East, with Taiwan and the Korean Peninsula also under scrutiny. The itinerary includes a White House arrival ceremony, a Rose Garden military review and a state dinner attended by prominent technology executives, while prediction-market pricing gives Xi a 97.9% chance of visiting the United States by the end of 2026. The broader Sept. 22-24 agenda also includes South Korean economic data, an expected Asian Development Bank growth-forecast revision and a government briefing on a Seoul-Washington investment memorandum.