The talks will run for four days, starting on Sunday, according to China’s Commerce Ministry.
“The two sides will discuss economic and trade issues such as the US’ unilateral tariff measures, the abuse of export controls, and TikTok,” the ministry said in response to media queries.
Despite a Supreme Court ruling against the ban, US president Donald Trump has extended the deadline three times by executive order, setting a new cut-off of 17 September.

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The US Treasury Department in a statement said that the meetings will focus on “key national security, economic and trade issues of mutual interest”, including Washington’s concerns over TikTok, and potential cooperation on disrupting international money-laundering networks.