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June 09, 2021 Air Force One with US President Joe Biden on board landed in the United Kingdom in the evening, at the Royal Air Force base in Mildenhall, Suffolk. Biden will meet with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson tomorrow.
The program of the works of the US president foresees participation in the G7 which will take place in Cornwall from 11 to 13 June and will continue his European diplomatic tour which will have the bilateral meeting in Switzerland with the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, as a key appointment.
Biden, accompanied by First Lady Jill, began his first overseas visit as president with a meeting with US military personnel from the base.
The US president's trip to Europe has as its primary objective to strengthen the alliance.
Joe Biden in the Old Continent will participate in the G7 in Great Britain, but he will also meet NATO and EU leaders. Great attention, of course, also to the meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
In particular, Biden says, the G7 in Cornwall will show China a united front by ensuring that it will make it clear to Putin and China that the US and Europe are united.
A plan to give the vaccine to poor countries
The United States will purchase hundreds of millions of doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine to donate to the most disadvantaged countries. According to the Washington Post, this is the plan for sharing vaccines that President Joe Biden intends to announce at the G7 summit in Cornwall. Speaking shortly before boarding Air Force One bound for Europe, reports the New York Times, Biden said: "I have one and will announce it", responding to those who asked him if he had a plan for an anti Covid vaccination. global level.
Biden's First Speech: "America is Back"
"America is back and" the democracies are united to face the challenges of the future. "Joe Biden said after his wife Jill in front of the troops at the Royal Air Force (RAF) in Mildenhall, England, the air base that supports American aviation operations.
Then the discussion spanned other open issues: we need a "model of coordinated action" at the international level against future pandemics, "because there will be others." Biden then invited the international community to launch "ambitious initiatives" to combat climate change
Message to Russia
"We are not looking for conflict, but a stable and predictable relationship with Russia". Joe Biden said this, however reiterating that the US will respond in a "robust and meaningful" way to any hostile action by Moscow. A message that he wanted to relaunch a week after his first face to face with Vladimir Putin in Geneva on June 16.