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US President, Trump has asked the Prime Minister May, an extensive trade agreement in the views - the EU exit of the British. His state visit is accompanied by massive protests.
US President Donald Trump has asked the British Prime Minister, a comprehensive bilateral trade agreement in the views. At a Meeting with May and business representatives in London, Trump said he hoped for a "very, very extensive trade agreement" - after the planned Britain to leave the EU. He was confident: "We will fix it." There will be a "fair Deal".
The U.S. President had already been assured on Twitter that for the British a "large trade" agreement with the USA was possible. Under the premise that the British get rid of the "shackles" of the EU.
Trump and May have been given to the greeting, no handshake.
Trump and First Lady Melania were greeted by May and her husband Philip at the British seat of government in Downing Street in London.
Also in May, during the talks with Trump to intensify the economic cooperation of the countries. At the political talks in the headquarters of the outgoing Prime Minister in Downing Street, it should go mainly to economic issues. The head of government spoke of "great opportunities" for both countries, the cooperation between the USA and the UK after Brexit expand. In the afternoon they both want to come together in front of the press.
The opening of the meeting of the heads of state was rather chilly: The expected handshake between the two was.
three-day state visitThe US President is on a three day state visit to the United Kingdom. Monday evening he was to receive from Queen Elizabeth II for a state Banquet at Buckingham Palace. The leader of the opposition Jeremy Corbyn, President Jon Becow and London mayor Sadiq Khan, the Trump, ahead of his visit to the UK on Twitter had created, boycotted the state Banquet.
