Faced with difficulties in the world's most populous market, Apple CEO is said to be traveling to China later this month to meet with government officials.

Apple is facing a series of difficulties as iPhone sales fell for the first time in history. Particularly in China, the market considered second most important to Apple, after the US, their sales results fell 26% in the first quarter of 2016.

Tim Cook is about to have to 'go' to China to solve challenges in this giant market.

Not only that, a Chinese company recently won a lawsuit against Apple to use the IPHONE brand in this country. The Cupertino-based technology company was forced to share the right to use the IPHONE name for products such as bags, wallets, phone cases, etc. in the Chinese market. The challenge continued to come to the American technology company when the two services iBooks and iTunes Movie suddenly stopped operating in the world's most populous country. This is considered the result of a ban from the Chinese State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television.

With these challenges in mind, Apple CEO will meet with senior officials, Chinese Communist Party cadres, according to Reuters. The meeting is expected to take place at the end of May.

Previously, Tim Cook traveled to China to resolve a dispute over the use of the iPad trademark in the country in 2012. The Apple chief returned in 2013 and 2014 to meet with China Mobile executives.

According to VNE