Chinese, U.S. leaders to meet in South Korea ahead of APEC meeting

中美领导人将在亚太经合组织会议前在韩国会晤

The Beijing Hour

2025-10-29

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Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump are meeting in Busan ahead of the APEC meeting in Gyeongju, South Korea (01:04). The China Securities Regulatory Commission has launched a new plan to streamline the qualified foreign investor regime as part of the country's new measures to further open the market (36:19). And Melissa has hit Cuba and Jamaica as one of the strongest hurricanes on record in the region (23:23).
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  • Shane Begum with you on this Wednesday, October 29th, 2025.

  • You're listening to the Beijing Hour coming to you live from the Chinese capital.

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  • the Chinese and US presidents will meet in South Korea on Thursday for talks on bilateral ties and common concerns.

  • Xi Jinping will also attend the APEC meetings in South Korea and pay a state visit in the country.

  • Hurricane Melissa struck Southern Cuba with winds of nearly 200 kilometers per hour.

  • In business, China has introduced new measures for opening Mark to foreign investors.

  • In sports, the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics have begun their 100-day countdown.

  • In culture and entertainment,

  • former industrial sites in China are now powering a cultural and tourism boom.

  • Now the day's top stories.

  • China has announced that President Xi Jinping will meet U.S.

  • President Donald Trump in Busan on Thursday.

  • The foreign ministry says the two leaders are all discussed by lateral ties and issues of common concern.

  • President Xi is traveling to South Korea to attend the APEC leaders meeting in Jungju and pay a state visit on Friday and Saturday.

  • China says it's ready to make joint efforts with the United States for positive outcomes from the meeting between the leaders.

  • The Chinese foreign ministry stressed the strategic guidance of heads of state diplomacy and said Beijing hopes Thursday's talks will chart a new path for the steady development of bilateral ties.

  • China also noted its world-leading status in combating drug crimes,