U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio will make a two-day visit to Rome and the Vatican, where he will have important meetings. On Thursday, Rubio will be received by Pope Leo XIV, a symbolic meeting that underscores the diplomatic relations between the United States and the Vatican. On Friday, the American official will meet with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, with discussions expected to address topics of mutual interest, including cooperation in political and economic fields. This visit comes in a complex international context, and the meetings are expected to strengthen the ties between the two nations. Rubio will emphasize the U.S. commitment to international partnerships and will explore collaboration opportunities in various fields.
Sources
Latest News
23:01
BVB closed Tuesday’s session lower, with transactions worth 125.4 million lei
22:55
Diana Buzoianu: “The inspectors who uncovered the illegal gravel pit on the Olt have just received the decision to have their cars confiscated so that they can no longer carry out inspections”
22:50
Greenland's Parliament ratifies the security agreement with the US, despite criticism from the opposition, which questioned its economic benefits
22:44
Robert Sighiartău responds to Alice Weidel: “Romanians are not plundering Germany; they are contributing to its prosperity”
22:32
Oil prices fall to their lowest level in weeks amid peace negotiations regarding the conflicts in Iran and Ukraine
See more news