The 2019 Disaster Management Exchange 'aims at sharing experience in and upgrading capabilities of humanitarian rescue and disaster relief of the two militaries.'
The United States and China were set to hold joint drills together in spite of their ongoing trade war and geopolitical tensions in the Asia-Pacific.
Little information was released about the upcoming exchange. However, previous installments have involved joint activities on both U.S. and Chinese soil, giving the two competitors a rare opportunity for first-hand cooperation. "China actively and properly handles its military relationship with the US in accordance with the principles of non-conflict, non-confrontation, mutual respect and win-win cooperation," the document said."It strives to make the military-to-military relationship a stabilizer for the relations between the two countries and hence contribute to the China-US relationship based on coordination, cooperation and stability.
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