Human rights and currency would be on the agenda during an upcoming summit between President Barack Obama and his Chinese counterpart Hu Jintao next week. Spokesperson of the National Security Council Mike Hammer told foreign journalists that Washington will raise issues of concern, whether it's currency, human rights but that can be done in a productive way.He said that the way the US is developing and managing its relationship with its Chinese counterparts, shows that both sides are interested in a positive, cooperative and comprehensive relationship, he asserted in his effort to downplay any differences in relationship between the two countries.He said, the United States, recognises the rise of China, and it just a matter of looking at it in terms of how it does so within the rule of international law and norms andinstitutions.