Washington, D.C. – October 10-15, 2024 – President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. will embark on a trip to Germany and Angola from October 10 to 15. This visit aims to strengthen international partnerships and address shared priorities.
In Germany, President Biden will meet with German leaders to reinforce the strong bond between the United States and Germany as allies. Key topics of discussion will include:
- The commitment to democracy and efforts to combat antisemitism and hatred.
- Economic, trade, and technological cooperation.
- Appreciation for Germany’s support of Ukraine against Russian aggression and its role in hosting U.S. service members.
During his time in Germany, the President will emphasize the importance of the people-to-people ties between the two nations.
From October 13-15, President Biden will travel to Luanda, Angola, where he will meet with President João Lourenço. Their discussions will focus on:
- Enhancing economic partnerships to boost competitiveness and protect workers.
- Celebrating a key G7 project aimed at establishing Africa’s first trans-continental open-access rail network, which will connect the Atlantic and Indian Oceans.
- Strengthening democracy and civic engagement.
- Addressing climate security and promoting clean energy transitions.
- Enhancing peace and security in the region.
This visit to Angola highlights the evolving U.S.-Angola relationship and reaffirms America’s commitment to partnering with African nations. President Biden’s discussions are aimed at solving shared challenges for the benefit of both the United States and the African continent.
