BEIJING - President Xi Jinping on Wednesday urged the United States to work with China to find solutions to more global issues and develop bilateral ties.
The two countries should continue to make progress on their cooperation agenda, and maintain communication and coordination on major international and regional issues, and issues of global importance, Xi said.
Xi held a meeting with visiting U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry at the Great Hall of the People on Wednesday afternoon, after Kerry's meetings with Foreign Minister Wang Yi and State Councilor Yang Jiechi.
Kerry said they had "very productive and in-depth conversation."
Xi spoke about existing coordination and cooperation, spanning issues including trade, military relations, culture, people-to-people exchange, cyber security, climate change and the Iran nuclear issue.
When China and the United States work together, they can make big things happen that is good for the world, Xi said.
He urged the two sides to implement consensus reached between their leaders, adhere to the principle of "no conflict or confrontation, win-win cooperation and mutual respect," expand their cooperation at bilateral, regional and global levels, and push forward Sino-U.S. relations by a big step. (Xinhua)