Xi's state
visit from September 23 to 25 follows Trump's May trip to China and comes amid
ongoing trade tensions, including a 21% cut in China's rare earth magnet
shipments to the US last month.
The leaders will discuss China-US relations,
world peace, supply chains, and critical minerals during bilateral talks and a
state dinner in Washington. Both nations see the summit as a milestone to
stabilize ties between the world's two largest economies and manage differences
for global stability.
