Trump to make three-day visit to China next month, White House says
Al Jazeera
The three-day trip, at Beijing’s invitation, comes more than eight years after Trump’s first visit to China during his first stint as president.
Donald Trump will travel to China from March 31 to April 2, the White House has said, in what will be the first official visit to Beijing by a United States president since Trump’s last trip there in 2017.
The dates, confirmed by a White House official on Friday, come as Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have respectively described “excellent” and “good communication” between the two countries in recent months.
“That’s going to be a wild one,” Trump said on Thursday of the planned trip.
“We have to put on the biggest display you’ve ever had in the history of China,” Trump said.
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