Yesterday, on Monday, November 24, 2025, Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump connected by phone in a call the Chinese Foreign Ministry called 'positive, friendly, and constructive.' ☎️🤝
At a press briefing in Beijing today (Tuesday, November 25), spokesperson Mao Ning confirmed the U.S. side initiated the conversation. Mao highlighted that since President Trump's second term began, the two leaders have maintained frequent contact, discussing mutual concerns from trade to global security. 🌍📈
'Such communication is vital for the stable development of China-US relations,' Mao said, underlining how direct dialogue can ease tensions and boost cooperation.
Why it matters: The world's two largest economies are under the spotlight, and this upbeat exchange could pave the way for smoother talks on tech, climate, and more. 💡🌱
What's next? Watch for follow-up meetings and whether this friendly tone carries into upcoming international summits. For news enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, and travelers, this call is a reminder that open lines equal better connections! 🔑
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Atmosphere of Xi-Trump phone call 'positive, friendly, constructive'
cgtn.com
