Trump, Colombia's Petro Plan Meeting After "Cordial" Call on Drugs, Disputes
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Former U.S. President Donald Trump announced he will host Colombian President Gustavo Petro in Washington. The planned meeting follows what both leaders described as a positive first phone conversation.
Trump stated on social media that Petro called to discuss the drug trade and other disagreements between their nations. "I appreciated his call and tone, and look forward to meeting him in the near future," Trump wrote.
President Petro confirmed the discussion, calling it cordial. The talk marks their first direct contact since Trump left office.
The planned in-person meeting signals an effort to address long-standing issues. Key topics are expected to include drug trafficking policy and bilateral disputes.