Dutch and German leaders to discuss Ukraine war and EU cooperation ahead of European Council
Prime Minister Jetten meets German Chancellor Merz on March 16 to strengthen bilateral ties and address pressing issues like the Ukraine war and Middle East developments. The talks aim to align positions before the upcoming European Council, impacting EU policy directions.
| Key Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Date | March 16, 2026 |
| Location | Chancellery, Germany |
| Attendees | PM Jetten (Netherlands), Chancellor Merz (Germany) |
| Topics | Ukraine war, Middle East, EU cooperation |
| Context | Pre-European Council discussions |
The Dutch Prime Minister’s office coordinates international diplomacy to advance national and European interests. This meeting reflects the government’s role in shaping EU policy and fostering bilateral relations with key allies like Germany.
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Prime Minister Jetten visits Chancellor Merz
Prime Minister Jetten will pay a courtesy visit to Chancellor Merz of Germany on Monday, March 16, 2026. The meeting underscores the good bilateral relations between the two countries and takes place in the run-up to the European Council later this month. During a tête-à-tête and delegation talks at the Chancellery, topics will include the war in Ukraine, developments in the Middle East, and cooperation on European issues.