The Vice President’s Trip to Asia
Vice President Joe Biden's trip to China, Mongolia and Japan in August 2011 was part of the administration's dedicated effort to renew and intensify the U.S. role in Asia.
From establishing new channels of communication with Chinese leaders, to praising Mongolia's 22 years of democracy, to expressing continued support for the recovery of longtime ally, and friend, Japan, the trip was a reflection of our belief that the U.S. is a Pacific power whose interests are inextricably linked with Asia’s economic security and political order.
Other videos from the trip
The VP in Asia: Dining Local
U.S. & China Business Roundtable: Opening Remarks
Vice President Joe Biden Speaks on U.S. - China Relations
The VP in Asia: Dropping by a School in Dujiangyan
View these photo slideshows from the 2011 trip to Asia
VP in Asia Day One: Beijing China
VP in Asia Day Two: Beijing China
Vice President Joe Biden Visits China
Vice President Joe Biden Visits Mongolia
Vice President Joe Biden Visits Japan
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