Xi departs Washington after US visit, talks with Trump

Chinese President Xi Jinping departed from Andrews Air Force Base near Washington on September 25 (early morning September 26 Japan time) aboard his special plane, concluding his visit to the United States, which included talks with President Donald Trump. China's Foreign Ministry announced the departure. The visit marked a significant diplomatic engagement between the two nations, with the leaders' meeting being a central focus of the itinerary. Xi's return trip follows a series of official events and discussions held during his time in the U.S. The announcement comes amid ongoing bilateral tensions and global attention on U.S.-China relations, with the meeting seen as a key opportunity for dialogue on trade, security, and other pressing issues between the world's two largest economies.