During his state visit to France, US President Joe Biden and French leader Emmanuel Macron held a joint press conference, confirming their alignment on foreign policy issues and committing to peace based on clear agreements. The two leaders emphasized the historic bond between their nations, formed during World War II, and shared their vision on conflict areas such as Ukraine, respect for international law and the need for a lasting peace solution.
Both leaders also expressed concern over Iranian threats and the risk of military escalation, advocating for a more just world order. They participated in D-Day commemorations, highlighting the longstanding friendship between France and the United States. Biden praised France’s support during the American revolution, emphasizing their history of collaboration in times of need.
Before departing, Biden thanked Macron and the French people for their warm welcome and reiterated the importance of the alliance between their countries. The visit concluded with a tribute to the American military cemetery and a recognition of the sacrifices made in pursuit of freedom and peace.
