HONOLULU, Dhu Al-Qa'da 08, 1431, Oct 16, SPA -- The U.S. and Chinese militaries have finished two days of talks over security on the high seas, the Associated Press reported. The U.S. Pacific Command said in a statement at the conclusion of Friday's session in Honolulu that the talks were aimed at increasing the safety of airmen and sailors and were important for a «sustained, reliable and meaningful military-to-military relationship.» «This week's discussions were designed to increase safety of our sailors and airmen operating in proximity,» said U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Gen. Randolph Alles, who led the U.S. delegation. «It was a professional and frank exchange.» Rear Admiral Liao Shining of the People's Liberation Army Navy led the Chinese side at the discussions. The Pacific Command said both sides will report their findings to Defense Consultative Talks scheduled to be held in Washington Dec. 9-10. --SPA 15:08 LOCAL TIME 12:08 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/826848