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Opinion: China, US need higher-level meetings
By Niu Xinchun (China Daily)
Updated: 2005-08-11 06:11
The first round of a high-level strategic dialogue between China and the
United States opened on August 1 in Beijing.
On behalf of their respective governments, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Dai
Bingguo and US Deputy Secretary of State Robert Zoellick attended the meeting
where they exchanged candid and in-depth views on a range of bilateral, regional
and international matters of common concern.
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Chinese Vice
Foreign Minister Dai Bingguo (R) and US Deputy Secretary of State Robert
Zoellick shake hands before the first strategic dialogue in Beijing August
1, aiming to facilitate bilateral relations. The closed-door dialogue was
co-chaired by Dai and Zoellick.[Xinhua]
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first ever high-level strategic dialogue between the world's largest developing
and developed countries has attracted extensive interest in the wider
international community.
Many are wondering if the first-ever strategic dialogue will be able to
resolve past confrontations, and what influence the talks will have on bilateral
and international relations.
At any time, talking through areas of friction is certainly the best course
for two countries to take when their interests and concerns are intertwined.
The holding of the first round of the strategic dialogue demonstrates that
Beijing and Washington still have a lot of room to develop the communication
channel.
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