Trump Announces Meeting With China’s Xi Jinping in Four Weeks

President Donald Trump said he will meet with China’s President Xi Jinping in about four weeks, signaling a high-stakes diplomatic engagement as tensions between the U.S. and China simmer over trade, technology, and global security.

Trump mentioned the upcoming meeting while discussing foreign policy priorities, suggesting that it will be a pivotal moment to address mutual concerns and recalibrate bilateral relations. He has previously framed such interactions as opportunities to strengthen American interests while navigating international competition.

Observers note that the timing of the meeting could carry geopolitical weight, especially with ongoing disputes around tariffs, semiconductor development, and diplomatic alliances. How both leaders manage expectations and the optics of the summit could shape international narratives about U.S.–China relations in this era.

The announcement adds to a series of recent high-profile international engagements, reflecting the Trump administration’s strategy to combine assertiveness with direct diplomacy.