Trump to meet a new German advisor at the White House

Washington – The newly -elected German adviser, Freders Mirz, meets with President Trump at the White House on Thursday, where the world’s leader is expected to address trade and definitions, as well as the Russian war in Ukraine and tensions in the Middle East.

He is his first personal meeting since Mirz, leader of the Christian Democratic Union Party in Germany, He won a parliamentary vote To become a consultant last month after the elections in February.

Certainly customs tariffs and trade are at the height of the minds for the two leaders, with Mr. Trump A 50 % tariff for imports from the European Union It is scheduled to apply on July 9. The European Union, which includes Germany, said it is preparing “counter measures” to respond. The tariffs are scheduled to start by 50 % on June 1, but Mr. Trump delayed the severe definitions after speaking with the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Lien. Twenty -seven countries form the European Union.

“I look forward to my first personal meeting with Potus tomorrow in Washington,” Mirz to publish On X, in German. “Our alliance was with America, and it is still of utmost importance to security, freedom and prosperity of Europe. The United States is an indispensable friend and a German partner.”

The Trump Marz meeting also comes hours after the president signed a Wednesday announcement ban Foreign nationals of dozens of countries, including Afghanistan and Haiti.

On Thursday, Mr. Trump and Mires are scheduled to hold a bilateral meeting and then a bilateral lunch meeting.