The White House released a statement stating that President Trump reached multiple agreements during his visit to China: China pledged to purchase 200 Boeing aircraft and $17 billion worth of agricultural products annually. The U.S. White House issued a statement today, noting that President Trump made his first visit to China since 2017 this week and reached several agreements. Key points include: • Both sides agreed to establish the U.S.-China Trade Commission and the U.S.-China Investment Commission to oversee non-sensitive trade and investment matters. • China will purchase 200 U.S.-manufactured Boeing aircraft (the first major order since 2017). • From 2026 to 2028, China will purchase at least $17 billion in U.S. agricultural products annually (in addition to prior commitments on soybeans). • Over 400 U.S. beef processing facilities will resume exports to China, and certain poultry imports will be restored. • Both sides reached consensus on issues including Iran’s nuclear program, navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, and denuclearization of North Korea. Trump stated that President Xi Jinping will visit Washington this autumn.