REMARKS BY PDT JOE BIDEN WHO ATTENDED U.S-EU SUMMIT IN BRUSSELS ON 15 JUNE

SEEN THE LEADER OF THE FREE WORLD

Responsible Author: Rahma Sophia Rachdi & Jedi Foster | Paris, Washington DC, Brussels, 06/15/2021, 23:57 Time

USPA NEWS - The President of United States of America, Joe Biden, attended the U.S-EU Summit in Brussels, June 15, welcomed by Ursula Von Der Lyen President of the European Commission and Charles Michel President of the European Council.
“Today I met with European Council President Charles Michel and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and we reached an agreement in the 16-year-long Boeing-Airbus dispute. This deal will ensure a level playing field for American workers and companies abroad.” U.S President Joe Biden stated, about the US-EU Summit, of 15 June 2021. This summit marked the beginning of a renewed transatlantic partnership and set a joint agenda for EU-US cooperation in the post-pandemic era. The leaders committed to regular dialogue to take stock of progress. The United States and European Union leaders have tackled the critical situation of the pandemic due to COVID-19 coronavirus, and the COVAX facility, ensuring equitable access to vaccination. The three leaders have also discussed the climate change issue, following to the outcomes of the Virtual Leaders Summit investing in Climate Changes solutions of April 22, launched by US. President Biden.

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THE NATO UNVEILS THE UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO REINFORCE THE EUROPEAN AMERICAN BOND

STATEMENT OVER CHINA SYSTEMIC CHALLENGE

Responsible Author: Rahma Sophia Rachdi & Jedi Foster | Paris, Washington DC, Brussels, 06/15/2021, 23:55 Time

USPA NEWS - The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation summits are always held in a NATO member country and are chaired by the NATO Secretary General. The next one will take place on 14 June 2021, in Brussels, Belgium. The 2021 Summit is announced as a unique opportunity to reinforce NATO as the enduring embodiment of the bond between Europe and North America. The Summit will address decisions on the substantive and forward-looking NATO 2030 agenda to deal with the challenges of today and tomorrow: Russia’s aggressive actions, the threat of terrorism, cyber-attacks, emerging and disruptive technologies, the security impact of climate change, and the rise of China. NATO leaders warned on Monday that China presents “systemic challenges,” taking a forceful stance towards Beijing in a communique at Joe Biden’s first summit with an alliance that Donald Trump openly disparaged. The new U.S. president has urged his fellow NATO leaders to stand up to China's authoritarianism and growing military might, a change of focus for an alliance created to defend Europe from the Soviet Union during the Cold War." Source: NATO

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