
討論核武削減與伊朗議題,隨行企業領袖包括馬斯克
白宮宣布美國總統川普十八、十九日赴中國深圳參加APEC峰會,將與中國國家主席習近平、俄羅斯總統普廷舉行首次三方領袖會談,討論核子武器管制及伊朗議題;川習雙邊會談不會涉及輝達案,隨行企業領袖包括馬斯克。
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白宮宣布川普十八、十九日赴中國深圳參加APEC峰會,期間與習近平、普廷舉行首次三方領袖會談,討論核子武器管制等議題。川普先於十七日抵達菲律賓馬尼拉出席四方安全對話領袖峰會,並與泰國簽署貿易協議及參加US-Asean特別峰會。
白宮十三日宣布,美國總統川普十八、十九日赴中國深圳參加「亞太經濟合作會議」(APEC)峰會期間,將與中國國家主席習近平、俄羅斯總統普廷舉行首次的三方領袖會談,談論核子武器管制等議題。
討論削減核武與伊朗議題
白宮發言人威爾斯表示,十九日上午川普將先參加APEC會議,之後和習近平舉行雙邊會談和工作午餐,而美中俄三方峰會將是川普在深圳的最終行程。所談論的各項議題中,確定涵蓋削減核武事宜,「總統已經表明將討論削減全球核武數量的問題。他視核擴散極度危險」。
南華早報引述官員和消息人士說法,美中俄過去一段時間反覆磋商三方峰會議程和程序。除了核武,川普也有意商討伊朗事務。不具名美國高階官員指出,美方視三國領袖峰會為開啟削減核武數量對話的起點,但不預期會達成任何形式協議。
同樣攸關全球局勢走向的烏俄衝突,由於北京未深度參與美俄烏之間的和平進程,因此「在會中討論烏克蘭似乎不太適當」。
川習雙邊會議 不會談論輝達案
與習近平的雙邊會議中,川普可能聚焦稀土貿易等美中經濟合作事項,但不會談論全球晶片龍頭輝達與前執行長黃仁勳的中國間諜疑雲。另外,川普沒有規劃和普廷單獨會晤,也未安排與北韓接觸。
隨行的企業領袖已確定包括全球首富馬斯克。馬斯克在美中俄政治、經濟往來中扮演舉足輕重角色。在中國具有龐大事業版圖和利益;其領導的太空探索公司SpaceX衛星通訊服務「星鏈」,被烏克蘭用於抵抗俄國侵略。但馬斯克不會參與三名領袖的會談。
川普先出席四方安全對話
據白宮公布的行程表,川普會先在十七日抵達菲律賓馬尼拉,出席兩年多來首場美國、日本、印度、澳洲「四方安全對話」(Quad)領袖峰會。Quad被外界廣泛視為對抗北京在印度—太平洋地區影響力擴張的合作機制。威爾斯表示,在川普領導下,Quad展現出的是一個具備行動力的夥伴關係,應對區域內最棘手挑戰,確保印太地區自由開放。
川普還會與泰國簽署貿易協議,以及參加「美國與東南亞國家協會」(US-Asean)特別峰會和晚宴;十八日接受菲律賓總統小馬可仕主持的國家接待儀式和雙邊峰會。美方表示,川普將簽署數項商業協議並敲定戰略投資,為美國航空、國防、能源和科技企業開拓新市場。川普定十八日下午轉往中國。
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美中俄三方領袖會談不預期達成任何形式協議
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川習雙邊會談不會談論輝達案
Very likely · Within days

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