With a guard of honor and then about tea, Queen Elizabeth II greeted US President Joe Biden on Sunday at Windsor Castle, west of London, at the end of the G7 summit.
In a flower-adorned gown and pink hat, the 95-year-old, who framed Joe Biden and his wife Jill, attended a display of a guard of honor, dressed in traditional red and wearing a black bear hair hat, in the courtyard. The place of residence where you have retired since the beginning of the epidemic.
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They listened to the British and American anthems, in the bright sun, and then returned for tea before Joe Biden left for Brussels where he is due to participate in the NATO summit on Monday.
The Queen did attend a reception in Cornwall, southwest England, on Friday on the first evening of the G7 summit, with Joe Biden.
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She cut the cake with a saber and delighted the leaders of the great powers by asking her during the family photo: “Are we supposed to act like we’re having a good time?”
With the exception of Lyndon Johnson, the Queen met all US presidents during her 69-year reign. She thus welcomed Biden’s predecessor, Donald Trump, during a controversial state visit in June 2019.
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