Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi shakes hands with Myron Brilliant, head of International Affairs at the US Chamber of Commerce, ahead a meeting in Beijing in February 2019. Photo: EPA-EFE Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi shakes hands with Myron Brilliant, head of International Affairs at the US Chamber of Commerce, ahead a meeting in Beijing in February 2019. Photo: EPA-EFE
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi shakes hands with Myron Brilliant, head of International Affairs at the US Chamber of Commerce, ahead a meeting in Beijing in February 2019. Photo: EPA-EFE
World /  United States & Canada

US Chamber expects high-level Chinese visit early in Joe Biden’s administration

  • Business group’s head of international affairs says this could help lay groundwork for improved US-China relations and progress toward expanded trade pact
  • The Chamber will urge Biden and his top trade officials to offer immediate relief to US firms and farmers from import tariffs imposed by Trump

Topic |   US-China trade war
Reuters
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Updated: 11:04pm, 14 Jan, 2021

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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi shakes hands with Myron Brilliant, head of International Affairs at the US Chamber of Commerce, ahead a meeting in Beijing in February 2019. Photo: EPA-EFE Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi shakes hands with Myron Brilliant, head of International Affairs at the US Chamber of Commerce, ahead a meeting in Beijing in February 2019. Photo: EPA-EFE
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi shakes hands with Myron Brilliant, head of International Affairs at the US Chamber of Commerce, ahead a meeting in Beijing in February 2019. Photo: EPA-EFE
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