US President Donald Trump has announced that Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit the White House on 24 September. The announcement followed a meeting between the two leaders where they discussed bilateral relations and extended mutual invitations. The planned visit highlights continued high-level engagement between the United States and China.
According to reports, the invitation was extended during formal remarks made by Trump in the presence of Xi Jinping and Madam Peng. Trump expressed appreciation for the meeting and described the engagement as positive and constructive. He said the visit would mark an important moment in US-China diplomatic relations.
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Moreover, Trump referred to the relationship between the two countries as significant and historically important. He noted that both sides had exchanged views on strengthening ties and maintaining dialogue. The remarks were delivered during a formal setting where both leaders were present.
Meanwhile, the announcement signals continued efforts to manage complex issues between Washington and Beijing. Relations between the two powers have remained closely watched due to economic and geopolitical competition. The planned visit is expected to provide another opportunity for high-level discussions.
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In addition, both leaders reportedly used the meeting to exchange goodwill messages and emphasize diplomatic engagement. Trump described the interaction as a “special relationship” and expressed optimism about future cooperation. The White House visit in September is now set as a key moment in the diplomatic calendar.