Dutch and French leaders to discuss Ukraine, Middle East and security ahead of EU summit
Prime Minister Jetten meets French President Macron this week to strengthen bilateral ties and address pressing global issues, including the war in Ukraine and Middle East developments. The talks aim to align positions before the upcoming European Council.
| Key Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Date | March 11, 2026 |
| Location | Élysée Palace, Paris |
| Participants | PM Jetten (Netherlands), President Macron (France) |
| Topics | Ukraine war, Middle East, security, defence, EU cooperation |
| Context | Pre-European Council discussions |
The Dutch Prime Minister’s office coordinates high-level diplomatic engagements to advance national and EU interests. This meeting reflects the Netherlands' role in shaping European policy on security, defence, and international crises.
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Prime Minister Jetten visits President Macron
Prime Minister Jetten will pay a courtesy visit to French President Macron on Wednesday, March 11, 2026. The meeting will focus on the intensive bilateral relations between the Netherlands and France and will take place ahead of the European Council later this month. During a working lunch at the Élysée Palace, discussions will also cover the war in Ukraine, developments in the Middle East, and cooperation in the areas of security and defence.