Bali, Indonesia, hosts the G20 summit until 16 November.
The first bilateral agreements have already begun, starting with the one between Joe Biden and Xi Jiping.
"It's a pleasure to see you again since the last time in 2017," the Chinese president told his US counterpart during the face-to-face meeting.
"We must find the right course of relations through frank exchanges," Xi added.
The two leaders agreed on the need to "work together, because it is what the world expects".
After greetings and smiles given to the television cameras, the two walked together towards the room where the two delegations are discussing their respective "red lines".
According to what the head of the White House has repeatedly repeated, part of an agenda that ranges from Taiwan to the war between Russia and Ukraine . In this regard, as reported by the White House, both presidents have agreed that nuclear weapons should not be used in the conflict.
Meanwhile , the IMF points out that the global economy has weakened due to persistent high inflation, the slowdown in Chinese production and the invasion of Ukraine. A fundamental point, underlined Janet Yellen, US Treasury secretary, is therefore to end the conflict between Moscow and Kiev.
(Unioneonline/ss-lf)
