US President Donald Trump and Colombian President Gustavo Petro held their first private talks in the Oval Office, lasting about two hours. The meeting took place behind closed doors, but photographs indicate a positive atmosphere.
US President Donald Trump and Colombian President Gustavo Petro held their first private talks in the Oval Office. The meeting lasted about two hours and took place behind closed doors without media access, leaving the details of the discussion largely unpublicized. This was reported by Reuters, writes UNN.
Details
Despite the absence of official press releases, Gustavo Petro posted photos on the social network X that indicate a positive atmosphere during the negotiations. The pictures show the leaders shaking hands and a handwritten note from Donald Trump: "Gustavo – A great honor – I love Colombia."
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In another photo, distributed by the White House, an aide to the Colombian president is holding a brochure with the thesis that Colombia remains "America's ally against narcoterrorists."
Presentation of results and ideological détente
According to sources familiar with the preparations for the meeting, the Colombian delegation planned to present a detailed presentation of the country's successes in combating drug trafficking, including data on record cocaine seizures. This visit is considered a key stage in the leaders' attempt to find common ground and achieve a lasting détente in relations, despite significant ideological differences and the unpredictability of both politicians.
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