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BackTrump welcomes Xi Jinping to Joint Base Andrews tarmac in rare gesture
Trump welcomes Xi Jinping to Joint Base Andrews tarmac in rare gesture
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Trump welcomes Xi Jinping to Joint Base Andrews tarmac in rare gesture

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  • Donald Trump received Chinese President Xi Jinping directly on the tarmac of Joint Base Andrews, a rare gesture for a White House chief towards a foreign leader.
  • The two shook hands in the presence of first ladies Melania Trump and Peng Liyuan, with a deployment of US military jets on the tarmac.

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The meeting comes during a time of trade and strategic tensions between the United States and China, although the article does not provide specific details on the current political context.

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Donald Trump receives Chinese President Xi Jinping directly on the tarmac of Join Base Andrews, in a very rare move by the head of the White House towards a foreign leader. The two shook hands in the presence of their respective first ladies, Melania Trump and Peng Liyuan, surrounded by a composite guard of honor for the welcome ceremony.

A series of US military jets are also deployed on the runway.

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  • What were the topics discussed during the meeting?
  • Will this gesture lead to concrete developments in bilateral relations?
  • What was the official reaction of the governments involved?

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