US President Donald Trump will meet French President Emmanuel Macron in New York during the United Nations General Assembly. The meeting is scheduled for Monday evening as both leaders attend the global event. The White House confirmed the details of the meeting, which is part of the broader diplomatic engagement at the UNGA.
Nigeria’s delegation, led by Vice President Kashim Shettima, will also be present in New York for the 81st Session of the UNGA. Shettima will represent President Bola Tinubu and lead a high-level team including state governors and ministers. The Nigerian delegation is participating in discussions on international issues.
The UNGA session in New York brings together world leaders to address global challenges. Trump’s attendance marks his continued involvement in international diplomacy, despite recent political shifts. Macron’s presence underscores France’s role in global governance.
The meeting between Trump and Macron is expected to cover bilateral relations and shared interests. Both leaders will engage in discussions amid ongoing global tensions and diplomatic efforts. The UNGA remains a key platform for international cooperation and policy-making.
