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President Barack Obama to visit Windsor Castle for private lunch with the Queen

Luke Matthews

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02:15PM, Wednesday 16 March 2016

President Barack Obama to visit Windsor Castle for private lunch with the Queen

President Barack Obama is set to visit Windsor Castle for a private lunch with the Queen next month.

The White House has announced that following a trip to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on April 21, the President of the United States will travel to the UK.

As well as lunch with Her Majesty, President Obama will also be hosted by Prime Minister David Cameron at Downing Street for a bilateral meeting and joint press conference.

The President will conclude his travel by visiting Germany to participate in the Hannover Messe – the world’s largest trade show – and meet Chancellor Angela Merkel.

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