Peter Mandelson says Donald Trump “Warm reception” should be expected when Visit Britain For your second State visits Later this year.
United Kingdom Ambassador to Washington said the U.S. President “really likes Britain” and “huge admires” in an Interview with Sunday times.
Referring to Mr. Trump as a “phenomenon” and the “unique politician”, Lord Mandelson said that the couple met several times, and workers’ workers form a strong relationship with the chief of President’s staff, Susie Wiles.
Earlier this year, the US president accepted the call of King Charles for an unprecedented second State visits In the UK at the beginning of this year, becoming the first American president to receive honor.
The visit is allegedly probably to take place during the conference season on the Political Party, in September and thus will not get a chance to refer to representatives and peers in parliament.
Mr. Trump is It is also expected Do not visit Buckingham Palace or enjoy the ceremonial carriage drive to the mall in London.
But the media reports still suggested that the government’s government is careful protesting.
Lord Mandelson said Weekly time: “You should expect a warm reception because he really loves Britain. He’s huge admiring.”
He added: “He is a tangible character than people appreciate. Look, he is not only a unique politician – he will also be one of the most favorable presidents in American history.
“He has this feeling of history, this understanding of the power I think may not see the recent inhabitants of the White House quite. He is not a man of endless seminars and thinking. He is not a victim of paralysis analysis.
“He has a very fast, simple way of capturing core points about the problem. And let’s be honest: more often than not, there is a core of truth in everything he says.”
Independent discovered Earlier this year that Mr. Trump considered the rejection of Lord Mandelson as an ambassador before his appointment six months ago.
The largest achievement of Lord Mandelson so far in its new post was a trading contract in the UK, Signed in MayWhich terrife imported car imports in the amount of 100,000 per year reduced from 27.5 percent to 10 percent.
The basic tariff of 10 percent remains in force for most other imports.
Lord Mandelson suggested in an interview with Sunday times so that the contract would not be possible if the United Kingdom remained part of the European Union.
One-time Eurofil added that although the United Kingdom lost a lot of leaving the EU, she received “positive positives” like the chance of “to” do this job. ”