Ministry of Foreign Affairs: The call between the Chinese and U.S. heads of state was initiated by the U.S. side, and the atmosphere of the call was positive, friendly, and constructive.

Odaily News On November 25, at the regular press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a reporter asked, according to the information released by the Chinese side, that the Chinese and American heads of state had a phone call last night. Was this call initiated by the Chinese side or was it in response to an invitation from the American side? Additionally, how long did this call last? How does the Chinese side evaluate the results of this call? In response, spokesperson Mao Ning stated that since President Trump’s second term, the Chinese and American heads of state have maintained regular communication. As far as I know, this call was initiated by the American side, and the atmosphere of the call was positive, friendly, and constructive. It is very important for the stability and development of China-U.S. relations for the two heads of state to communicate on issues of mutual concern. (Global Network)