U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris will attend the annual Munich security conference this month, her office said Monday.
Harris will use her February 16-18 stay in Germany and her attendance at the annual forum, as the war in Ukraine nears one year of combat, “to demonstrate Transatlantic unity and resolve,” said a communique from press secretary Kirsten Allen.
The 59th edition of the security conference, which draws leaders from around the world, will be held February 17-19.
Harris will give a speech at the conference itself and meet with foreign leaders.
Her presence will also show U.S. leadership in the world and “our enduring commitment to support Ukraine,” the statement said.
Source: voanews.ocm
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