Trump and Xi hold summit after lengthy agenda
NPR has examined a summit between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in a discussion featuring host Mary Louise Kelly and White House correspondent Emily Feng. The supplied material does not identify the meeting’s date, location, agenda items, agreements or statements from either leader.
US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have held a summit, NPR reports. The meeting is discussed by All Things Considered host Mary Louise Kelly and White House correspondent Emily Feng. The supplied material describes the summit as involving a long agenda and a short meeting.
It does not identify where or when the leaders met, the issues on the agenda or how long the discussion lasted. No details are provided about trade, security, diplomacy or any other subject that may have been addressed. The available information also does not state whether Trump and Xi reached agreements, issued a joint statement or held a news conference.
Their direct comments are not included in the supplied summary. NPR’s report therefore establishes that the two leaders met and that its correspondents discussed the significance of the summit. Further information about the meeting’s substance and outcome is not available in the source material.
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