French President Francois Hollande will meet on November 24 with his US counterpart, Barack Obama, and two days later with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. EFE
The Elysee Palace, headquarters of the gala Head of State said in a statement that both meetings will be maintained under the action of the international community against the Islamic Jihad group status (EI).
For its part, the White House confirmed today that US President Barack Obama will host his French counterpart Francois Hollande on November 24, to "reaffirm the shared determination to confront the scourge of terrorism."
In a statement, the White House said Hollande's visit to Washington, announced shortly before from Paris by the Elysee Palace.
Obama and Hollande expected to talk about the coordination of efforts to help France in investigating attacks in Paris last Friday, which left at least 129 dead and over 350 wounded.
Furthermore, according to the White House, the two leaders also will discuss how to strengthen cooperation within the international coalition of 65 countries established to fight the jihadists of the Islamic State (EI).