PDT MACRON ANSWERS USPA ON SECURITY COUNCIL FOR EUROPE PROPOSED BY VON DER LYEN

PRESIDENT OF EUROPEAN COMMISSION

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster P/O Rahma Sophia Rachdi | Paris, Washington DC, 12/06/2019, 03:11 Time

USPA NEWS - Newly elected President of te European Commission, Ursula Von Der lyen, former Defaces Minster declared during the 30th anniversary of the Fall of tHe Berlin Wall, as she acknowledges the importance of to the alliance NATO  »In its 70-year history, much has changed in NATO. But one thing has always remained the same: NATO was and is always what its member states make of it," von der Leyen said in the German capital, according to the text of her speech. "It is up to 29 countries to get involved and make a difference. With words and deeds! She then praise NATO ahead of the Leaders Summit to be held in London to make the 70th anniversary in London, on 3-4th December : "In my view, NATO has proved to be an excellent protective shield of freedom despite all its ups and downs, right up to the last few weeks." On Wednesday, December 4th, during his Press conference, in the afternoon, as the NATO’s summit is closing, President Macron, replied, to USPA, asking the French President Macron, if he proves the proposal of Ursula Von Der lYen to create a Security Council For Europe.The answer is YES. We are publishing the Q&A with President Emmanuel Macron, who actually developed his answer.

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MACRON SAYS HIS STATEMENT ABOUT NATO CREATED A DEBATE & DIALOGUE WHICH IS GOOD

DURING HIS NATO PRESS CONF DEC 4th

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster P/O Rahma Sophia Rachdi | Paris, Wahsington DC, 12/05/2019, 18:20 Time

USPA NEWS - « The comments I made about NATO sparked debate among alliance member states. This dialogue is a very good thing », President Macron said, while resting at journalists at the NATO summit that took place on 3/4 December in London-Watford. President Macron began his press conference in the very crowded of International Journalists in Room 2, at Hotel The Grove, Watford, on December 4 at 2:45 pm, closing NATO Summit, that gathers together the leaders of the 29 countries, and for as well, marking the 70th anniversary of the North Atlantic Alliance Treaty Organization. The day before, a royal dinner was offered by Queen Elizabeth II of England at Buckingham Palace, following a cocktail hosted by Prime Minister Boris Johnson at 10 Downing Street.

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