U.S. President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping are planning on meeting in person at some point, National Security Council coordinator John Kirby told reporters, but it remains unclear when the meeting will take place.
The White House confirmed earlier this month that Biden and Xi agreed to the in-person meeting when they last spoke in July, but following weeks of heightened tension the two super powers have yet to nail down a date.
"We're still working on dates and locations and teams," Kirby told reporters in answer to whether any progress on the meeting’s arrangements had been made. "That work is continuing, but no resolution yet."
