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Trump set for packed UN General Assembly schedule with bilateral talks
US President Donald Trump will use his two-day visit to the United Nations General Assembly to hold a series of high-level bilateral meetings with international and domestic leaders.
LSN Singapore ·
WASHINGTON — President Trump's attendance at the United Nations General Assembly will be marked by an intensive schedule of diplomatic engagements, according to his office. The two-day visit is expected to include meetings with the leaders of Ukraine and the United Kingdom, as well as New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, among other notable political figures.
The bilateral meetings underscore the Trump administration's focus on maintaining key international relationships during the annual gathering of world leaders at the UN headquarters in New York. The sessions are expected to address a range of issues affecting US interests and its allies in Europe and beyond.
The General Assembly provides an important forum for heads of state and government to hold side meetings and discuss bilateral matters alongside the formal proceedings. Trump's schedule reflects the administration's emphasis on direct engagement with counterparts on pressing geopolitical matters.