WASHINGTON, May 26 (Sputnik) - US President Joe Biden is relied upon to visit the UK for the G7 highest point on June 11, at that point go to Brussels, Belgium for a NATO culmination and an European Union gathering, lastly to Geneva, Switzerland for a gathering with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The US organization is arranging President Joe Biden's first close to home gathering with the British Queen Elizabeth II in June, CNN provided details regarding Wednesday.
The White House and Buckingham Palace are setting up a gathering among Biden and the Queen in the United Kingdom before he heads to a NATO meeting on June 14, the report states, refering to an undisclosed White House official. This will be Biden's first excursion outside of the US since getting down to business. As per the report, an authority declaration of the gathering is normal in the following not many days.
After the Queen's significant other, Prince Philip, kicked the bucket recently, the Bidens passed on sympathies to the Queen, the Royal Family, and the United Kingdom. Dying in April at 99 years old, Prince Philip was Queen Elizabeth II's deep rooted buddy and the longest-serving consort in British history.
The crowd with Biden would make him the thirteenth leader of the United States to meet the 95-year-old Queen. Lyndon Johnson, who didn't visit Britain during his administration, was the lone president the Queen didn't meet with during her 69-year rule.
Donald Trump was the latest American president with whom Queen Elizabeth II met. In July 2018, Trump and previous first woman Melania Trump had tea with the Queen at Windsor Castle, and the Queen got them for a more proper state visit at Buckingham Palace the next year.
Different individuals from the Royal Family have met with the Bidens. The media announced that at any rate since 2012 both the president and the principal woman, Jill Biden, have upheld Prince Harry's Invictus Games program, which is a contest for injured servicemen.
The Queen, at that point a princess performing formal obligations and making official visits in the interest of her dad, King George VI, initially met President Truman in 1951 and last visited the White House in 2007 to celebrate the 400th commemoration of the English foundation of Jamestown, Virginia, as indicated by the White House Historical Association.
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