I want to begin by saying what a pleasure it was for me to meet with Prime Minister May and congratulate her on becoming Prime Minister.

I think about not sweating the small stuff.

The United States welcomes the commitments China has made on economic reform.

The United States and China recognize that our two economies are closely interconnected.

Turkey hosts more refugees than any country in the world.

You have to recognize that with increasing power comes increasing responsibilities.

We will continue to oppose Russian aggression in Ukraine.

We welcome the peaceful rise of China, consistent with international norms.

Nearly 200 nations came together as a strong, enduring framework to set the world on a course to a low-carbon future.

What I think we've been able to achieve is practical and constructive efforts where our interests intersect.

Our meeting here is an opportunity to discuss the breadth and importance of the U.S.-China relationship.

We're leading by example.