Macron describes Trump talks on Middle East and Ukraine as ‘very constructive’
The French and US presidents met in New York ahead of the United Nations General Assembly, with no agreements or policy changes reported.
French President Emmanuel Macron said talks with US President Donald Trump in New York were “very constructive”, with the two leaders discussing conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine.
The meeting took place ahead of the annual United Nations General Assembly, where about 130 heads of state and government are expected to address the 193-member body.
Macron’s description of the talks was reported by France 24, which said the meeting’s outcome would be closely watched as world leaders gathered for the high-level debate.
The supplied report does not detail any agreement, commitment or change in US or French policy resulting from the discussions.
The assembly is meeting amid wars, economic pressures, climate shocks and concerns about artificial intelligence, placing further pressure on the UN’s capacity to co-ordinate international action.
