
The meeting will take place at the end of the US president's visit to China, during the APEC summit
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US President Donald Trump visits China and will attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Community (APEC) summit. At the end of the visit to Shenzhen, a trilateral meeting with Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping is to be held.
Next Thursday, the eyes of the whole world will turn to Shenzhen. It is there that, during US President Donald Trump's visit to China, a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin and President of the People's Republic of China Xi Jinping will be held.
The meeting will take place at the end of Trump's visit to China. The US president will earlier attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Community (APEC) summit. Trump will also meet privately with Xi Jinping.
No Trump-Putin meeting
The White House emphasized that no bilateral meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin was scheduled during his visit to China. Talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un are also not planned. Everything indicates that the main point of the visit will be the tripartite meeting.
What will world leaders talk about? Although the details of the talks have not been disclosed, experts have no doubt that the most important global issues will appear on the table: security, economy and current international conflicts.
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During the trilateral meeting, issues of security, economy and current international conflicts will be discussed.
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