president of america Joe Biden Joe Biden will meet Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on the sidelines of the G-7 summit in Japan. The White House gave this information on the eve of the President’s departure for a foreign trip. The duration of this visit of President Joe Biden has been cut short. Giving information about the G-7 visit, John Kirby, Strategic Communications Coordinator at the National Security Council, told reporters at the White House – Biden also met with the leaders of the other member countries of the Quad – Prime Minister Modi of India and Prime Minister Albanese of Australia. Will get the opportunity.
Joe Biden leaves for Hiroshima, Japan
Joe Biden left for Hiroshima, Japan to attend the G-7 summit. Kirby said- since the President took office, revitalizing our alliances and partnerships and re-establishing America’s leadership around the world has been one of his top priorities. He said- You will see that our allies and partners are more united than ever. Over the past 15 months the G-7 stands in solidarity with Ukraine following Russia’s invasion, rallying the world in support of Ukraine to strip Vladimir Putin of key technologies and worldwide financing.
foster the need for bold action
Kirby said- We will present President Biden’s economic agenda as a blueprint for G-7 action to address the climate crisis and create good jobs, as well as bold action to accelerate clean energy promote the need for We will present a positive agenda for further action to support developing countries around the world.
Opportunity to meet Prime Minister Fumio Kishida
We will reaffirm our commitment to helping institutions like the World Bank more effectively address global challenges that directly affect its core mission of poverty reduction, including climate change, Kirby said. Are. The President will also have the opportunity to meet with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, where they will discuss ways to further strengthen our shared security, economic, multilateral cooperation on the sidelines of the summit, and of course, seek ways to improve our alliance with Japan. do.
