US Reminds China of Agricultural Purchase Commitments
· Dünya Gazetesi
The US administration urged China to immediately implement agricultural product and critical mineral purchases promised in the Busan agreement during high-level talks.
Busan Agreement and Agricultural Commitments
The US administration has intensified its pressure on the Beijing government to swiftly implement the promises made within the framework of the Busan agreement. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer held a critical videoconference with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng. The meeting comprehensively addressed bilateral economic relations as well as the full implementation of the agreement. According to a statement from the US Trade Representative's office, Jamieson Greer stated the vital importance of China fully fulfilling its commitments, particularly regarding agricultural product purchases, rare earth elements, and critical minerals.
Bessent Warns of Concrete Results
In his post-meeting assessment, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent noted that he directly conveyed concerns regarding recent steps taken by the Beijing administration. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent made the following statement regarding the matter:
'I emphasized the importance of China fulfilling its commitments completely and immediately.'
Secretary Bessent stated that progress between the parties is dependent on concrete outcomes. According to the Treasury Department's statement, while maintaining direct communication is a goal, China was formally reminded that the commitments on the table must translate into tangible actions on the ground for the process to advance.
Trade Assurance for American Producers
The US Trade Representative's office informed that the administration of President Donald Trump will closely monitor whether China adheres to its past trade commitments. While the aim is to maintain a balanced trade relationship between the two superpowers, it was stated that these steps will provide lasting benefits to American farmers, ranchers, producers, and workers. Treasury Secretary Bessent also emphasized that the administration will resolutely continue policies that enhance the prosperity of American farmers and the nation's economic security.