🔗 Share this article President Trump Greeted by Japan's Emperor Naruhito Before Encountering New Prime Minister Ex-President Donald Trump obtained a royal reception on Monday in Japan, the next stop of a week-long Asian journey which he aims to conclude with an agreement on a commercial dispute resolution with Beijing's head of state Xi Jinping. State Interactions The former president, making his most extensive foreign travel since beginning his term in the start of the year, announced agreements with four Southeast Asian countries during the opening phase in the Malaysian nation and is expected to have talks with Xi in South Korea on Thursday. The former leader exchanged greetings with officials on the airport runway and gave a several celebratory gestures, before his chopper whisked him off for a picturesque evening excursion of Tokyo. His convoy was subsequently observed entering the emperor's residence, where he encountered Japanese sovereign Naruhito. Trade Arrangements The former president has already won a $550-billion investment pledge from Tokyo in as compensation for relief from punishing import tariffs. The nation's freshly installed leader, Sanae Takaichi, is hoping to continue to please Trump with assurances to buy US light trucks, agricultural products and natural gas, and reveal an agreement on shipbuilding. Japan's leader, who became Japan's initial woman prime minister recently, told Trump that bolstering their international partnership was her "primary focus" in a phone conversation on the weekend. Further News America and China have reached consensus a structure for a economic arrangement just days before Donald Trump and Beijing's head Xi Jinping are set to have discussions. The economic official the treasury head said the arrangement, created on the periphery of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations conference in the Malaysian nation on the weekend, would remove the threat of the application of complete taxes on Chinese imports commencing early November. Donald Trump has overseen the completion of a ceasefire agreement between the Thai nation and Cambodia on the first day of an Asia tour. The Washington's head arrived in Malaysia on Sunday before the regional conference in the main city, Kuala Lumpur. The council of American-Islamic relations has charged the former administration of a "clear insult to free speech" after national border officials detained English correspondent, the writer, on Sunday. Donald Trump said he was anticipating meeting the prime minister, a close ally of his passed away associate and sporting friend, ex-premier Shinzo Abe, adding: "I think she's going to be excellent." Official Comments Furthermore, the former president stated he would reject campaigning for the vice-presidency in the next election cycle, an idea some of his adherents have suggested to permit the GOP leader to occupy an additional term in government. "I'd be allowed to do that," Trump said, in an exchange with media members on the official plane. Yet he stated: "I would not pursue that. I believe it's too cute. Yes, I would reject that possibility because it's overly clever. In my opinion the public would object to that. It's too cute. It's not - it would not constitute right."