WASHINGTON: US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan on Wednesday met with French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian and reaffirming strong bilateral bonds between countries.
“Jake Sullivan National Security Advisor met today with Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian of France and reaffirming strong bilateral bonds between our countries, spokesman for the National Security Council (NSC) Emily Horne was quoted in the White House statement on the day Wednesday.
The statement said that the two leaders welcomed the results of the US-EU summit and NATO Summit in June and promised to work together to ensure the adaptation of alliances on various security threats.
Both leaders exchanged views on various foreign policy interests, including China.
, Russia, Iran, and Lebanon.
They exchanged views on various interests of foreign policy together, including China, Russia, Iran, and Lebanon.
They also discussed increasing instability in Sahel and their commitment to counterterrorism cooperation.
The US National Security Advisor meets French Foreign Minister, reaffirming strong bilateral bonds
