US President Donald Trump's Statement on the Unification of Ireland and Northern Ireland
Meeting with Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin in Dublin, Donald Trump predicted that the two countries will ultimately unite.
US President Donald Trump, in his remarks prior to his meeting with Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin in Dublin, stated that Northern Ireland and Ireland will unite in the future and that this would be wonderful.
Bilateral Meeting in Dublin
US President Donald Trump and Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin came together in Ireland's capital, Dublin. The two leaders made statements to the press prior to the meeting.
Relations and Investments
Prime Minister Micheal Martin emphasized that relations between the two countries are deep-rooted and strong, stating that the Trump family's investments in the country contribute to employment. Martin noted that Trump was in the country to participate in the Irish Open Golf Tournament.
Assessment of Iran and the Middle East
Answering journalists' questions regarding the war with Iran, Trump stated that the process could end soon. Arguing that Iran cannot be allowed to have nuclear weapons, Trump also touched upon developments in Gaza and the Middle East.
The Falkland Islands Issue
Addressing the recently resurfaced Falkland Islands debate between Argentina and the UK, Trump said that it could be a potential disaster for the UK to intervene in the islands again due to its current problems and geographical distance.
Vision for the Unification of Ireland
Answering a question regarding the unification of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, Trump stated that he has friends on both sides, that this unification will ultimately happen, and that it would be a wonderful development.
Canada Trade Agreement
Touching upon the trade agreement negotiations being conducted with Canada, Trump expressed that the agreement could be signed soon, but that Canada needs to treat US farmers more fairly.