The new diplomatic chief will meet “With Key Members of the Biden Administration”. Support for Ukraine and de-escalation of tensions in the Middle East will be central to the discussions.
David Cameron will make his first visit to Washington as British foreign minister from Wednesday, December 6, the Foreign Office announced this Sunday in London. This trip will be an opportunity “Reaffirm the strength of the relationship between the United Kingdom and its close strategic allies”According to a Foreign Office press release.
David Cameron, Prime Minister from 2010 to 2016, was appointed Foreign Secretary in Rishi Sunak’s Conservative government on 13 November.
Meeting with Anthony Blinken
He will debate in Washington “He will meet with key members of the Biden administration, including Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, as well as Republican and Democratic leaders”.
will be the focus of discussions “SupportUkraine In the struggle against Russian aggression” as well as “There De-escalating tensions in the Middle East»A press release said.
David Cameron made his first foreign trip to Ukraine on November 16. In Kiev, he pledged that London would continue to help the country “As long as it takes”. He went to Israel and met Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu there.
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