The White House for the Trump-Xi meeting says the parties agreed that Iran should not have nuclear weapons, S quite mention Taiwan

The White House has issued a communiqué for US President Donald Trump's meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, describing him as <x0).
The two sides discussed ways to strengthen economic co-operation between our two countries, including expanding market access to American businesses in China and increasing Chinese investments in our industries. Directors of many of the biggest companies in the United States participated in a part of the” meeting, the White House said.
The White House said both sides agreed that the Hormuz Strait should remain open to support the free flow of energy.
Vice President Xi also made clear China's opposition to the millitation of the strait and any attempt to impose the fee for its use, as well as expressed interest in buying more American oil to reduce China's dependence on this strait in the future”.
Also, the White House said the two countries' “agreed that Iran should never have nuclear weapons”.
In the communiqué it was also said that Trump and Xi-focused the need to build on progress in preventing the flow of federal predecessors to the United States, as well as increasing Chinese purchases of American agricultural products”.
However, Taiwan's case was not mentioned in this communique.












