President-elect Donald Trump indicated he expects to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping in approximately five to six weeks, according to Bloomberg reporting.

The timing of any potential summit would come as Trump prepares to assume office and amid ongoing global tensions, including the conflict in Ukraine that has strained international relations and created diplomatic challenges between major world powers.

Trump's comments suggest early diplomatic engagement with China will be a priority as he transitions into his second presidency. The relationship between the United States and China remains one of the most consequential bilateral relationships globally, encompassing trade, technology, security and geopolitical issues.

Any meeting between the two leaders would likely address a range of issues affecting both nations and the broader international community. The exact format, location and agenda for such a summit have not been detailed.

The indication of potential high-level diplomatic contact comes as both countries navigate complex international dynamics and domestic priorities in the early months of 2025.