The face-to-face match between Joe Biden and Boris Johnson takes place in Cornwall, Carbis Bay.
Biden arrived with First Lady Jill and was greeted by the British Prime Minister and his wife Carrie. The four enjoyed the view over the Bay of St. Ives and then set off towards the building where the bilateral is held.
The meeting will focus on relaunching the privileged relationship between Great Britain and the US in the aftermath of Brexit and pandemic restrictions: we want to create a new Atlantic Charter, inspired by the one signed by their predecessors Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Winston Churchill.
In the face to face, we will certainly also talk about Northern Ireland, a fundamental piece of peaceful coexistence in the old continent.
Biden, of Irish origin and an opponent of Brexit, will push so that Great Britain – engaged in a difficult negotiation with the EU – does not jeopardize the so-called Good Friday agreement which has guaranteed peaceful coexistence on the island for many years.
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