The head of the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China and the US trade representative agreed to promote trade and economic dialogue

According to the Chinese ministry, the sides exchanged views on certain issues during the informal meeting of the leaders of the APEC Forum participating states in Bangkok
Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao and United States trade negotiator Catherine Tai agreed on Friday to maintain contacts to promote economic dialogue between the two countries.

This was reported by the Ministry of Commerce of China.
As specified on the website of the Chinese department, the parties exchanged views on certain issues during an informal meeting of the leaders of the participating states of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum in Bangkok.
"Wang Wentao accepted Catherine Tai's offer to hold a meeting," reads a short message posted on the ministry's website. "The parties expressed their mutual readiness to continue to support the dialogue [on trade and economic issues]."
It clarifies that after the talks between Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden on the Indonesian island of Bali, Beijing and Washington maintain contacts with each other to resolve trade and economic problems, which "are sincere, professional and constructive."
The meeting of the leaders of the two countries in Bali took place on November 14 and lasted more than three and a half hours. Biden told Xi Jinping that the United States still adheres to the "one China" policy and opposes changing the status quo in the Taiwan Strait. The Chinese side called the talks constructive and expressed readiness to receive Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, who plans to visit China soon, writes TASS.