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Emmanuel Macron is reported to be given a state visit to England before Donald Trump’s visit was expected in September.
That French President receive an invitation from king to travel to England at the end of May, According to Sunday Times.
The paper said several government and kingdom officials knew the engagement details, which would be Mr. Macron’s first country visit to England and come eight years after he served.
‘Trump-Fest’
It came afterwards Mr. Trump Suggestions Buckingham Palace is “set the date for September” for him to meet the king.
He said: “They will do the second, as you know, the second fest … that’s: a festival, and that is beautiful, and this is the first time that has happened to one person.”
Previously, the US president who had made a state visit, such as George W Bush and Barack Obama, usually drink tea or lunch with kings in Windsor Castle.
But Sir Keir Starmer Submitting Trump what he described as a personal invitation that was “truly historic” from the king for the second state visit when he visited the White House in February.
The report shows that the place is expected to be a windsor castle, not a balmoral or dumfries house, as previously thought.
MR Macron’s visit is also expected to take place in Windsor because of repairs at Buckingham Palace.
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Are Britain ready for ‘Truf-Fest’?
Sir Keir has repeatedly insisted he did not need to choose between pursuing relations closer to Europe and strengthening US-UK trade.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to talk to his colleagues in America next week about the prospect of a wider economic agreement to reduce the impact of 10% of Trump’s tariffs on all goods entering America.
But ministers say Britain must see better coordination throughout Europe to protect the country’s economy.
Sir Keir and Mr. Macron have worked closely in defense, with the two leaders encouraging “coalitions led by Anglo-French” to defend the potential peace agreement in Ukraine.
Downing Street refused to comment.
