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Xi-Obama Meeting Raise Hopes for Renewed Relations

Presidents Barack Obama and Xi Jinping have a unique opportunity to reach a broad framework for U.S.-China relations that could strengthen cooperation and manage competition.

by Douglas H. Paal
published by
CCTV
 on June 6, 2013

Source: CCTV

The informal summit between U.S. President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Palm Springs, California is a historic opportunity for improving  the U.S.-China relationship. Carnegie's Douglas H. Paal expressed hope that the meeting of the two heads of state will produce an ambitious conceptual statement that will encourage both sides to increase cooperation and manage competition. 

The interviewed originally aired on CCTV.

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