٠٠:٠١:٣٧US President Donald Trump landed in the coastal town of Biarritz to attend the G7 summit accompanied by his wife Melania on Saturday.
The Air Force One can be seen landing at Biarritz airport, where Trump and Melania were met by delegates before getting into an official vehicle and driving away. The US President has several meetings scheduled, including British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Japanese prime Minister Shinzo Abe as well as one-on-one meetings with G7 nation leaders.
The G7 summit will start in Biarritz on Saturday and run from August 24 to August 26 and will see world leaders discuss topics including tackling global inequality, the US-China trade dispute, the Hong Kong protests and the climate crisis.
France: Trump touches down in Biarritz ahead of G7 summit
US President Donald Trump landed in the coastal town of Biarritz to attend the G7 summit accompanied by his wife Melania on Saturday.
The Air Force One can be seen landing at Biarritz airport, where Trump and Melania were met by delegates before getting into an official vehicle and driving away. The US President has several meetings scheduled, including British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Japanese prime Minister Shinzo Abe as well as one-on-one meetings with G7 nation leaders.
The G7 summit will start in Biarritz on Saturday and run from August 24 to August 26 and will see world leaders discuss topics including tackling global inequality, the US-China trade dispute, the Hong Kong protests and the climate crisis.
US President Donald Trump landed in the coastal town of Biarritz to attend the G7 summit accompanied by his wife Melania on Saturday.
The Air Force One can be seen landing at Biarritz airport, where Trump and Melania were met by delegates before getting into an official vehicle and driving away. The US President has several meetings scheduled, including British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Japanese prime Minister Shinzo Abe as well as one-on-one meetings with G7 nation leaders.
The G7 summit will start in Biarritz on Saturday and run from August 24 to August 26 and will see world leaders discuss topics including tackling global inequality, the US-China trade dispute, the Hong Kong protests and the climate crisis.