Trump to meet Macron in New York ahead of UN General Assembly

President Donald Trump is slated to meet French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday in New York, according to a statement from the White House. The encounter will take place while both heads of state are in the city for the United Nations General Assembly, which convenes each September and draws leaders from around the globe to discuss a range of international issues.

The meeting is expected to focus on bilateral cooperation and shared priorities within the UN framework, though specific agenda items have not been disclosed. Both presidents will attend the opening sessions of the General Assembly later in the week, providing an opportunity for further dialogue on topics such as security, trade, and climate policy. The White House confirmed the schedule, underscoring the continued diplomatic engagement between the United States and France during the high‑profile UN gathering.