Trump to Meet North American Leaders for Trade Discussion

U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to meet Canadian and Mexican leaders for trade discussions. Trump mentioned good relations with both during a FIFA World Cup draw in Washington. He was later seen conversing with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, highlighting ongoing diplomatic engagements.

U.S. President Donald Trump announced his intention to meet with the leaders of Canada and Mexico on Friday to discuss trade issues. The specific details of the upcoming discussions were not disclosed.

Trump made the announcement while speaking to reporters before the draw for the FIFA World Cup, which took place in Washington. During his remarks, he emphasized the positive relations he maintains with both the Canadian and Mexican leaders.

Later in the day, Trump was observed in conversation with Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney on the sidelines of the FIFA event. The video footage captured their interaction as part of continued diplomatic engagements among the North American leaders.

(With inputs from agencies.)