PDT MACRON EXPECTS A LOT FROM THE US-EU SUMMIT TO BE HELD MID JUNE IN BRUSSELS

USPA NEWS - During the G-7 summit, US President Joe Biden will “reinforce our commitment to multilateralism, work to advance key U.S. policy priorities on public health, economic recovery, and climate change, and demonstrate solidarity and shared values among major democracies,“ the statement said. Since the last participation of Joe Biden to the virtual meeting of April 2021, it will be the first time a US president has met all the EU heads of state and government at a meeting since Barack Obama joined a summit in Prague in 2009. Indeed, his predecessor, Donald Trump did not attend a formal meeting of the 27 leaders of the member states, during his term. Now that, Joe Biden was elected the new President of the USA, President Macron responded to USPA, (in Strasbourg European Parliament May 9, 2021) asking him what he expects from the next US-EU Summit, to be held in mid June in Brussels, with the participation of the American President, Joe Biden, that he "expects a lot" from the next US-EU Summit, and "also in this regard from what we will work at the G7 and at the NATO summit, and to continue this convergence".

JOE BIDEN WILL « REINFORCE OUR COMMITTMENT TO MULTILATERALISM » OVER THE G7 ACCORDING TO THE WHITE HOUSE----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- During the G-7 summit, US President Joe Biden will “reinforce our commitment to multilateralism, work to advance key U.S. policy priorities on public health, economic recovery, and climate change, and demonstrate solidarity and shared values among major democracies,“ the statement said. Since the last participation of Joe Biden to the virtual meeting of April 2021, it will be the first time a US president has met all the EU heads of state and government at a meeting since Barack Obama joined a summit in Prague in 2009. Indeed, his predecessor, Donald Trump did not attend a formal meeting of the 27 leaders of the member states, during his term.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- President Macron should be sharing opinions with his counterpart US President Joe Biden, during their next meeting in Brussels and in the UK. Indeed, the President Emmanuel Macron, is also a great fervent defender of mulitlateralism as he had clearly expressed it, in a speech recorded at the 75th General Assembly of the United Nations (UN), in September 2020. "There will be no miracle cure for destructuring of the contemporary order. He had said. According to French President Macron, the COVID-19 pandemic has imposed a new global reality, "clear, brutal, certainly dizzying". According to President Macron, "all the fractures that pre-existed the pandemic - the hegemonic shock of the powers, the questioning of multilateralism or its instrumentalisation, the trampling of international law - have only accelerated and deepened" for six years. month. This trend is reflected in particular in "the fracturing of our collective means of action". Now that, Joe Biden was elected the new President of the USA, President Macron responded to USPA, (in Strasbourg European Parliament May 9, 2021) asking him what he expects from the next US-EU Summit, to be held in mid June in Brussels, with the participation of the American President, Joe Biden, that he "expects a lot" from the next US-EU Summit, and "also in this regard from what we will work at the G7 and at the NATO summit, and to continue this convergence".