President Trump plans to meet the best White House officials on Wednesday to discuss a proposal that could provide Tiktok’s future in the United States, two people who introduced plans.
Mr. Trump will consider a proposal for a new ownership structure for a popular video application that is owned by the Chinese Internet giant. Legislators and other American officials claimed that the links to China raised concerns about national security and the Federal law that was passed last year requires Tiktok to change its ownership or face the United States. The last date for this ban is Saturday.
The meeting is to include the vice president of JD Vance, which Mr. Trump has joined to find the arrangement of a popular application in early February, and other highest officials, two people stated on the condition of anonymity. The new ownership structure, as they said, could include Blackstone, private Equity Giant and Oracle, a technology company.
The meeting is another reversal in the long national saga Tiktoku, which in the United States has increased in popularity despite permanent and deep control in Washington and state capitals. Mr. Trump, who repeated the assurance that he wanted to save the application, extended the deadline for the agreement in January and suggested that he could do so again if he did not reach the appropriate plan at the beginning of this month.
Tiktok did not immediately return the request for comment.
It is not clear that the discussed type of agreement would adhere to a law that requires not more than 20 percent of tiktoku or its parent company to owe people or companies in the so -called foreign opponents, a list that includes China.
The law also prohibits a new entity from working with the Fortes to operate its video disruption or create an agreement on data sharing.
Last week, Mr. Trump suggested that he could release the upcoming tariffs to China in exchange for supporting the country’s agreement.
Tiktok claimed that it is not for sale, partly said, because the Chinese government would block the agreement.
