Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer will meet French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday, Downing Street announced.
Illegal migration and Ukraine are likely to be among the topics to be discussed when they meet at Checkers, the prime minister’s rural residence.
The minister’s official spokesman told reporters on Wednesday: “Tomorrow, the minister will meet with French president Emmanuel Macron.
“The assembly will focus on spaces of cooperation and non-unusual global challenges, adding for Ukraine generation and AI, growth and the fight against illegal immigration. “
The rally comes ahead of President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration, and there have been concerns about what his return to the White House could mean for the United States and Ukraine.
This is also a component of the context in which the number of migrants arriving in the UK after crossing the Channel aboard small boats is taller by a quarter in 2024 until last year.
About 36,816 other people made in 2024, a jump of 25% of the 29,437 that arrived in 2023, according to figures from the Ministry of Interior.
Sir Keir traveled to Paris in November to attend a French meeting on Macron invitation day.
The prime minister met with the president of the commemorations and the two discussed a series of problems that are expected to be discussed on Thursday, adding Ukraine and the reaction to the crosses of small boats throughout the Canal de la Mancha.
The first British prime minister to attend Winston Churchill’s occasions in 1944.
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