now, i understand that fisa premiere wang said a few words to you about the shanghai expo, and i want to reinforce his message. the theme for the expo badders city, better life will present a vision of a sustainable, healthy and prosperous world and the 21st century. it is anticipated that more than 70 million people will visit and more than 190 nations will participate. six months ago it was not clear that the united states would be one of those 190 nations. but, thanks to a number of you, we are on track to be able to do so and i salute vice premier wang for his leadership. he was at some of you know, the chair of the committee for the beijing olympics celeste that is any indication of his organizational acuity i think we can look forward to a successful shanghai expo. the u.s. national pavillion will be informative, intertek jean-- showcasing american ingenuity, looking at how we can address together the global challenges like climate change and clean energy, sustainable agriculture, mass transit, health and economic development. we are delighted that a number of leading american c

for those traveling to shanghai, and already cosmopolitan world city, soon to at the shanghai expo called all of these are test mos -- testimony to china's dynamism. we welcome china's role in running peace and stability in the asian pacific. in the last 30 years, the u.s. has helped foster security in the recent -- in the region, and that has been a critical factor in china's growth and important strategic interest of our own. in the future, we will remain actively engaged in promoting the security of asia. one misunderstanding or disagreements arise, we will work through them peacefully and through interactive dialogue. this strategic and interactive dialogue different from ones in the past in scope, substance, and approach. it is comprehensive by design, meant to enlist the full range of talents within our government and to include cross cutting challenges that are neither bureaucratically need nor easily counted -- easily, behalf -- easily compartmentalized. we are laying the foundation for a good relationship, improving communication, increasing understanding, and creating a work pla

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and for those traveling to shanghai soon to add the shanghai expo. all our testments to this, we welcome this. over the past 30 years the united states has helped to foster security in the region. and that has been a critical factor in china's growth and an important strategic interest of our own in the future we will remain actively engaged in pro-poeting the security of asia when misunderstandings or disagreements arise we will work peacefully through dialogue. this dialogue differs from past dialogues in scope, substance and approach. it is comprehensive by design. meant to enlist the full range of talents within our government and to include cross cutting challenges that are neither bureaucratically neat nor easily compartmentalized. we are laying brick by brick a stronger relationship, improving communication, setting priorities and create a work plan. our agenda will focus on several years, first as secretary geithner and vice premier wong will certainly demonstrate the economic priorities that needs to take action. second climate change and cl

thoroughfares and for those traveling to shanghai, an already cosmopolitan world city soon to add the shanghai expo all our testaments to china's growth and the united states welcome this promoting peace and stability in the asian pacific. over the past 30 years, the united states has helped to foster security in the region and that has been a critical factor in china's growth and an important strategic interest of our own. in the future, we will remain actively engaged in promoting the security of asia. when misunderstandings or disagreements arise we will work through them peacefully and through interactive dialog this strategic and economic dialog differs from past dialogs in scope, substance and approach. it is comprehensive by design. meant to enlist the full range of talents within our governments and to include cross-cutting challenges that is easily compartmentalized. with this dialog we are laying brick by brick the foundation of a stronger relationship, improving lines of communication, increasing understanding, setting priorities and creating a work plan. our agenda will focus on several

shanghai. we are well on our way to participating in the world expo in next year. we have an announcement for you this afternoon that u.s. special envoy it will be traveling to sudan between july 9 -- i guess he already left. >> what was the conclusion of this? how can the u.s. be helpful to the working group process? >> the president had separate meetings with the president yesterday. i think it will be up to him to determine the pace of these negotiations. we will continue our consultations on a bilateral basis if necessary. we will see if we can't help the president create momentum that needs to -- >> my question is how you can help them. >> i will not prejudge -- >> they have not come to any conclusion? >> they discussed some ideas and we are sorting through those ideas. >> like what? >> i will leave it there. >> did he make any requests or did they talk over the possibilities? >> he was reporting to the secretary some of the discussions that they had. each side brought particular issues to the table and how we can help both sides clarify what their interests a