The Trump administration is preparing to invite chief executives from several major American corporations to join President Trump on an upcoming visit to China, according to multiple reports.

Among the corporate leaders being considered for the trip are executives from technology giant Nvidia, consumer electronics company Apple, and energy corporation Exxon, according to sources familiar with the planning. Additional reports indicate that the CEOs of aerospace manufacturer Boeing and financial services company Citigroup are also set to participate in the China visit, which is scheduled for next week.

The inclusion of corporate executives on diplomatic trips is a common practice that allows business leaders to explore potential trade opportunities and partnerships while government officials conduct formal diplomatic discussions. Such arrangements can facilitate economic dialogue between the two nations and provide companies with direct access to foreign markets and officials.

The timing of the visit comes as US-China relations remain a key focus of American foreign policy, with trade relationships and economic cooperation continuing to be significant areas of bilateral engagement. The specific agenda for the trip and the full list of participating executives has not been officially announced by the White House.

Representatives for the companies mentioned and the Trump administration have not immediately responded to requests for comment regarding their participation in the planned China visit.