At the Munich Security Conference, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized that cooperation represents the "only right choice" for China-US ties, as he outlined Beijing's vision ahead of a planned summit between President Xi Jinping and President Donald Trump.
Wang Yi's remarks came during his address at the prestigious gathering in Munich, where global leaders discuss pressing security issues. He positioned cooperation as essential amid ongoing tensions, highlighting Beijing's strategic outlook for bilateral relations.
"Some people are still trying everything possible to suppress and contain China, everything to attack and smear China," Wang Yi warned, pointing to persistent challenges in the relationship between the world's two largest economies.
The foreign minister's comments precede the anticipated meeting between Xi Jinping and Donald Trump, signaling China's intent to navigate future engagements through mutual cooperation rather than confrontation.
Speaking on February 15, 2026, Wang Yi reiterated Beijing's commitment to constructive dialogue, framing it as the optimal path forward for stabilizing and advancing China-US ties at the Munich Security Conference.
His vision underscores the importance of collaborative approaches, especially as the planned summit looms, offering a potential venue for high-level discussions on key bilateral matters.
