"US and China Seek to Ease Tensions with Broadened Talks"

The US Commerce Secretary, Gina Raimondo, emphasized the importance of managing the US-China commercial relationship responsibly and stated that the US does not seek to decouple or hold back China's economy, while also prioritizing national security. Raimondo held meetings with top Chinese officials, including Vice Premier He Lifeng and Premier Li Qiang, discussing areas of global concern such as climate change and the fentanyl crisis. The US is seeking to promote economic ties with China while tightening export controls on advanced technologies with military applications. Regular discussions on commercial issues and information exchange on export controls were agreed upon. Raimondo also met with China's Minister of Culture and Tourism to promote the travel industry, as travel between the two countries remains significantly reduced due to the pandemic.
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