Jeanne Le Borgne 07/23/2023 at 17:03, Updated on 07/23/2023 at 17:11
The American First Lady will represent her husband, Joe Biden, for a multi-day visit to France. Jill Biden should take the opportunity to visit Mont Saint-Michel and pay tribute to soldiers who fell during the Second World War at the American cemetery.
A highly symbolic journey. To mark the return of the United States to UNESCO, First Lady Jill Biden will attend a ceremony organized by the institution on Tuesday, July 25. A presence that aims to “underline the importance that the United States attaches to the promotion of understanding between peoples through UNESCO”.
On son site Internet, UNESCO explains that this ceremony aims to “reaffirm the commitment of the United States to international collaboration in the fields of education, culture and science”. A Stars and Stripes flag raising is on the program and according to US media, Jill Biden is also expected to deliver a speech.
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A visit alongside Brigitte Macron
Jill Biden’s plane will take off from the United States this Sunday and the First Lady is expected in Paris on Monday July 24. According to information from CNNBrigitte Macron – with whom the American had a good time in Washington last December – should accompany her counterpart during her stay in France.
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A visit to Mont Saint-Michel would be on the program. And Joe Biden’s wife should also go to one of the American cemeteries on the D-Day landing beaches to “pay tribute to American servicemen who fell during the Second World War”.
Meanwhile, Emmanuel Macron will be in New Caledonia to try to ease the tensions that have inflamed the island for several years around the question of its independence.
2023-07-23 15:03:11
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