The United States will demand from China that it be a “balanced playground” for its companies

The United States wants to ensure that its companies with a presence in China compete on an equal footing with local companiesAs part of his trip to the Asian company, he traveled to the northeastern Chinese city of Tianjin, U.S. Secretary of State Wendy Sherman said.

“It is invaluable to hear from members of the American business community about the difficulties they face in China.

This is one of the claims of the previous US administration, led by Donald Trump, that foreign companies wishing to operate in the Asian country have restrictions (many sectors are actually barred from them) and operate with strong local companies. State support, among other factors.

In another separate message, Sherman expressed condolences to the United States for “those who lost their loved ones in the catastrophic floods in central Henan province” in central China, and the recent heavy rains have killed less than 63 people.

High level meetings

As a part of you Asian tour, Sherman will meet with Foreign Minister and Xi Feng, who is in charge of relations between the United States and China.

Sherman is expected to meet with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi.

The coastal city is to be chosen as a meeting place, According to experts quoted by state television CGDN For Beijing’s efforts to reduce the risk of infection in the Chinese capital.

“We have not received foreign officials in Beijing in recent months due to the need to control the epidemic.”, Pledged to the Da Wei Network of Beijing University of International Relations.

Contact Tenza

Relations between Beijing and Washington began to deteriorate in 2018, when former President Trump launched a trade war with China, which later expanded to areas such as technology and diplomacy.

Following Joe Biden’s visit to the White House last January, the two countries have tried to turn relations around, with some success to date.

Without further ado, this week, the two countries exchanged accusations of supporting and directing cyber-attacks globally, and China announced sanctions on Friday against six Americans and a North American power company. US against 7 Chinese officials for “undermining Hong Kong’s autonomy”.

On previous occasions when Chinese and US officials saw each other in senior times, what was the first visit when US Special Envoy for Climate Change John Kerry met with his Chinese counterparts in Shanghai? 20 months from a senior position to the U.S., and in March to the summit between the two powers in Alaska.

On that occasion, the two delegates held a tense meeting in which serious allegations were exchanged.

In this regard, as Sherman’s visit to China was announced this week, One of the goals of the US State Department was to “manage the relationship responsibly”, something that Beijing reiterated must be done by mutual agreement, but not from “positions of strength.”

(With information from EFE)

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