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U.S. President Scheduled for Dinner at Palace of Versailles During G7 Summit
U.S. President Donald Trump will dine at the Palace of Versailles as the three-day G7 summit concludes in France. The palace has hosted foreign dignitaries for over 400 years.
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U.S. President Donald Trump is set to dine at the Palace of Versailles alongside French officials as the G7 summit wraps up. The three-day summit concludes on Wednesday in France. Officials have arranged the dinner to highlight bilateral ties.
Versailles has hosted foreign dignitaries and heads of state for more than 400 years. Past guests have included various international leaders over the decades. Coverage indicates Paris is emphasizing connections with Washington during the current visit. "This time round, it appears Paris is focused on showcasing its ties with Washington, rather than fixating on their recent barbs." — France 24
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