Guided by the consensus of the two countries, China and the United States will hold the sixth round of economic and trade consultations in Paris on issues of mutual concern.

On March 13, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce announced the time and location of the 6th round of economic and trade consultations between China and the United States. According to the spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce, as agreed by both China and the United States, Vice Premier of the State Council of the People's Republic of China, He Lifeng, will lead a delegation to France from March 14 to 17 to hold economic and trade consultations with the US. The two sides will be guided by the important consensus reached by the two countries' leaders during their meeting in Busan and their previous phone calls, and will discuss economic and trade issues of mutual concern. Chen Fengying, a researcher at the China Institute of International Studies, stated in an interview with reporters on March 13 that amid the escalating tension in the Strait of Hormuz due to the 14-day conflict between the US and Iran, people are increasingly concerned about the global oil supply. In this tumultuous situation, the fact that the negotiation teams of the two world's largest economies are holding institutionalized consultations is sending a positive signal to the world.