The Chinese and U.S. militaries conducted the 2025 China-U.S. Military Maritime Consultative Agreement working group meeting in Shanghai this week, marking a significant step in military communication between the two nations.
Held on Wednesday and Thursday, the meeting was announced by the Chinese navy on its official social media account. “On the basis of equality and respect, the two sides conducted candid and constructive exchanges on the security situation in maritime and aerial domains since the last working group meeting,” the statement read.
This engagement highlights ongoing efforts to enhance mutual understanding and reduce risks in maritime and aerial spaces. By fostering open dialogue, both sides aim to promote stability and address common concerns in these critical domains.
The Military Maritime Consultative Agreement serves as a vital platform for China and the U.S. to discuss and manage maritime safety issues, reflecting the importance of cooperation in maintaining regional and global security.
