Chinese Officials: Trade and Media Reports

chinese officials: The face-to-face talks between deputy trade negotiators in Washington, which resumed after nearly two months, have created a foundation for the next round of talks in October, they noted, according to Global Times China. A delegation of Chinese officials, led by Vice Finance Minister Liao Min, met their counterparts at the US Trade Representative's office on Thursday and discussions between the two sides lasted until Friday, media reports said. Photo VCG Recent engagement between China and the US on trade practices is creating favorable conditions to bring them back to the negotiating table, which also shows that they are trying to meet each other halfway and are making efforts to resolve issues of mutual concern, experts said on Friday. After trade talks with Chinese negotiators wrap up in Washington this week, a smaller group of those officials, led by Vice Minister for Agriculture and Rural Affairs Han Jun, are planning to visit US farming regions to meet with the producers, CNBC said. More details on the purchase of US farm products need to be tackled, such as pricing and insurance, Gao told the Global Times on Friday. The discussions between Chinese and US deputy trade negotiators are likely to show consensus in certain areas, such as China's purchase of US agricultural products, if members of the Chinese delegation will visit some farm regions in the US next week, said Gao Lingyun, an expert at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.