Trump’s state visit gets down to business as he heads to meet Starmer

US President Donald Trump will leave the Windsor Castle, where he and his wife Melania were treated as a royal on Wednesday – the US leader’s historic state visit to England is becoming more serious business issues.

On Thursday, Trump will go to Checkers, Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s official country residence for trade and geopolitical talks with the British leader, and Delegations from Britain and USA Melania Trump will stay at Windsor Castle this morning.

Trump, Starmer and his wife Victoria, with another ceremonial guard by Dama and Gagpipers, the prime ministers will be covered by the 16th century mansion for international diplomacy and a more informal place.

In May, the commitments put forward in the “Economic Welfare Agreement” or US-UK trade agreement are expected to appear on the central stage as well as more prickly issues related to British steel and 25% tariffs on British steel and aluminum. The ongoing wars in Ukraine and the Middle East are likely to be on the agenda.

Speaking to journalists to journalists to travel to England on Tuesday, Trump said that Britain “helped the countries’ trade agreement.

“They want to see that they can make the trade agreement a little sensitive,” he said. “They want to see if they can make a little better deal. So we will talk to them.”

On Thursday, the US President and British Prime Minister will join British Finance Minister Rachel Reeves for a business reception before a joint press conference later on the day.

The state visit has already made fruit for England and the trip was announced during the trip and 150 billion £ ($ 204 billion) during the journey. The British government, these agreements “Increase things, increase growth and provide opportunities for people who work up and down in the country.”

Starmer and Trump are the key to the conversation.

Although it is unclear how Thursday talks will play, there is no doubt that Britain has made stops to impress the transatlantic ally.

In a glittering state feast held at Windsor Castle on Wednesday night, Trump said that he was one of the highest honors of my life to be invited to England for an unprecedented second state visit for an unprecedented second state visit.

Later, he laughed when he joked that he hoped to be the only president who received two states of states.

King Charles praised in his own speech WE “The person’s personal commitment to find solutions to some of the most stubborn conflicts in the world.”

On Wednesday, Trump took part in the center of royal attention and enjoyed the Pump and ceremony, including a royal weapon salute, transport procession through Windsor and Onur Guard.