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Why does a continued China-US security dialogue matter? CGTN Digital reporter Shen Shiwei spoke with David Santoro, president and CEO of Pacific Forum, and David Finkelstein, distinguished research fellow at the Center for Naval Analyses, both of whom attended the Beijing Xiangshan Forum, China’s largest annual high-level security and defense conference.
At this year's forum, the composition of the US delegation has attracted considerable attention. In late May, both militaries held a working group meeting of the Military Maritime Consultative Agreement in Hawaii. In late August and early September, the commander of the Chinese PLA Eastern Theater Command and the chief of the US military's Pacific Command had their first face-to-face talks.
Why does a continued China-US security dialogue matter? CGTN Digital reporter Shen Shiwei spoke with David Santoro, president and CEO of Pacific Forum, and David Finkelstein, distinguished research fellow at the Center for Naval Analyses, both of whom attended the Beijing Xiangshan Forum, China’s largest annual high-level security and defense conference.
At this year's forum, the composition of the US delegation has attracted considerable attention. In late May, both militaries held a working group meeting of the Military Maritime Consultative Agreement in Hawaii. In late August and early September, the commander of the Chinese PLA Eastern Theater Command and the chief of the US military's Pacific Command had their first face-to-face talks.