Trump–Xi Meeting in October?Reports Suggest 'Silent Preparations' for South Korea Trip
Amid ongoing geopolitical tensions, speculation is rising that U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping may meet as early as October during the upcoming APEC summit in South Korea.
According to reports, Trump’s advisers are said to be working on the plan “quietly,” ensuring that arrangements remain strategic and low-profile. The APEC summit, set to take place in Gyeongju, South Korea, has provided the opportunity for such a high-profile bilateral meeting.
Key Issues on the Agenda
If confirmed, the Trump–Xi talks are expected to focus on trade disputes, regional security, nuclear issues, and broader cooperation. Analysts suggest that resolving aspects of the long-standing tariff battle could be a central objective of the discussion.
Timeline Still Uncertain
While the idea is being taken “seriously,” no official date has yet been finalized. Reports indicate that the APEC summit is scheduled for late October to early November, with October 30 to November 1 being the tentative dates for the gathering in Gyeongju.
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