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The US president wants to renew the global leadership of the United States at the top of the summit, in diplomacy and ballot meetings.

The White House announced on Thursday that it will meet with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Queen Elizabeth on a first trip abroad with U.S. President Joe Biden next week.

From June 10, Biden plans to travel to Europe, where he will take part in the G7, NATO and European Union summits.

Biden will end his first attempt abroad with a preliminary meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on June 16 in Geneva.

Biden will meet with Erdogan on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Brussels on June 14, the White House said. NATO leaders will discuss future threats and burden-sharing, as well as plans to withdraw U.S. and NATO forces from Afghanistan.

According to the White House, Biden and Erdogan are expected to “discuss a full range of bilateral and regional issues.”

“This trip will highlight America’s commitment to reviving our alliances, reviving transatlantic relations and working closely with our allies and multilateral partners to address global challenges and better secure American interests,” White House press secretary Jen Psaki said in a statement.

The trip will be an effort to renew U.S. leadership in many ways after former President Donald Trump stepped down from the world and smoothed ties with European allies that Trump alienated.

Biden’s meeting with Putin aims to “build a stable and predictable way” for the White House. relationship with Russia. Biden began his presidency by renewing a key strategic nuclear alliance with Russia and on April 13 in a phone call Putin warned Russia against cyberattacks and electoral interference.

White House officials have expressed particular concern over the accumulation of fighting troops on Russia’s borders with Ukraine. Biden says Putin will push for human rights issues after poisoning and imprisoning Russian opposition figures Alexey Navalny.

Biden made official recognition of the Armenian genocide in April exchanging harsh rhetoric With Erdogan, however, the United States and Turkey, a member of NATO, face major security challenges in Eastern Europe and the Middle East.

Turkey has said it wants better relations with Washington under the new Biden administration and that the US wants to end its support for the Syrian Kurdish-led People’s Protection Units (YPG).

While in Brussels, Biden will attend a US-EU summit on June 15 where leaders will seek to “ensure global health security, revitalize the economy, tackle climate change, improve digital partnerships and trade cooperation, strengthen democracy and address foreign policy concerns.” they are, ”said the White House.

While in Brussels, Biden will meet King Philippe of Belgium and Prime Minister Alexander De Croo.

Biden, along with Jill Biden’s first lady, will meet her recently widowed Queen Elizabeth II will pay tribute on 13 June at Windsor Castle, the royal seat in London, where Biden will meet with UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson on 10 June for the G7 summit in Cornwall, UK from 11-13 June.

In a meeting with the Queen, Biden will hold a summit to address the coronavirus pandemic, boost global economic recovery and turn the G7 into a multilateral agenda for tackling climate change.

Russia was left out of the G7 after annexing Crimea and infiltrating eastern Ukraine with Russian troops in 2014 for the US and EU to impose economic sanctions on Moscow.