Macron’s historic state visit marks first by French president in 24 years

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French President Emmanuel Macron visited Germany for the first state visit by a French leader in 24 years, highlighting the close ties between the EU’s core nations. Originally planned for last July but postponed due to unrest in France, the visit is significant in strengthening the partnership between Paris and Berlin.

Macron’s visit with full ceremonial honors is a landmark moment, reflecting the deep collaboration between France and Germany on EU and foreign policies. Hosted by German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, the trip coincides with Germany’s 75th anniversary of its post-WWII constitution.

During the visit, a state banquet and speeches in Dresden and Muenster will showcase the bond between the two nations. Despite occasional differences, Germany and France remain pivotal players in European integration, as seen in their united support for Ukraine.

Follow the updates of this historic state visit between Macron and German leaders as they discuss critical issues and reinforce the core of European unity.