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White House Details Schedule for Xi Jinping Visit

Published Sep 19, 2026
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  • The White House outlined the planned itinerary for President Trump and President Xi Jinping from Sept. 23 to Sept. 25.
  • On Sept. 23, Xi and Peng Liyuan arrive at Joint Base Andrews; Trump greets Xi at the airport, and the two join an arrival ceremony - an uncommon occurrence at the military base.
  • The plan for Sept. 24 includes a White House welcome, a Rose Garden military review, meetings, and an evening state dinner; Sept. 25 brings tea at the White House, a visit to the National Archives, and departure.

What's on the calendar

The visit kicks off on Wednesday, Sept. 23, as Xi Jinping touches down at Joint Base Andrews with his wife, Peng Liyuan, the military facility on the outskirts of Washington, D.C. President Trump welcomes Xi at the airport, and the two join in a formal arrival ceremony - an event rarely held at the base.

Thursday's agenda

On Thursday, Sept. 24, Trump will welcome Xi and Peng at the White House before the two leaders head to the Rose Garden for a military review, then begin a bilateral meeting. Over the course of the day, Melania Trump and Peng are slated to take part in a distinct engagement somewhere in the Washington area, with the White House withholding specifics for now. That night, the Trumps plan to welcome Xi and Peng to the East Room for an official state dinner. Both Trump and Xi will deliver remarks at the start of the dinner, which will include guests such as technology and finance executives.

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Friday wrap and why it matters for your wallet

On Friday, Sept. 25, the schedule concludes as the Trumps invite Xi and Peng to the White House for tea, then accompany them to the National Archives in Washington to see US founding documents. Afterwards, Xi and Peng are scheduled to head back to Joint Base Andrews for departure.

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