President-elect Donald Trump is set to meet with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni after the Notre Dame reopening ceremony on Saturday. The meeting is expected to take place at a reception hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron, described as a 'private pull aside' by a source familiar with the plans.
Giorgia Meloni, who was elected as the prime minister of Italy this summer, leads the most far-right government in Italy since the era of Benito Mussolini. She first entered Italy's political scene in 2006 and co-founded the Brothers of Italy party in 2012, known for its Euroskepticism and anti-immigration stance.
During the dinner reception, Trump is also anticipated to interact with several other foreign leaders. His meeting with Britain's Prince William, initially scheduled for Saturday afternoon but postponed due to inclement weather, is now expected to occur later in the day.
Following the reception, Trump is scheduled to return to Florida. The interactions between Trump and these international leaders highlight the ongoing diplomatic engagements and relationships being forged in the global political landscape.
