U.S., UK Leaders Expected To Work To Reopen Travel -UK Statement

President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to agree to work to open a trip between the two countries “as soon as possible,” the British government said in a statement on Wednesday.

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Biden, who arrived in the UK on Wednesday for a trip abroad as president, will meet Johnson in Cornwall on Thursday ahead of a meeting of the leaders of the seven-developed groups who began Friday, said the statement.

Reuters reported on Tuesday that the Biden government formed an expert working group with Britain, Canada, Mexico and the European Union to determine the best way to restart the trip after 15 months of pandemic restrictions.

Us. And England said they did not expect Washington to raise restrictions until around the 4th of July.

The airline and others have pressed the administration to lift the limits on most non-u. Residents who have been in England, 26 Schengen countries in Europe without border controlling, Ireland, China, India, South Africa, Iran and Brazil.

Both leaders are expected to approve the new “Atlantic Charter” ambitiously signed by Prime Minister Winston Churchill and President Franklin Roosevelt in 1941 which set their goals for the post-war world.

The new chest maps plans for close cooperation in eight regions, including “defending democracy, building a fair and sustainable trade system, dealing with cyber attacks, fighting climate change and ending the coronavirus pandemic.

One of the main goals will continue the safe journey, a British statement said. Before the pandemic, more than 5 million Britons visited the United States and more than 4.5 million Americans visited England every year – more than other countries.

The new travel task force will make recommendations to reopen the trip and ensure that the United Kingdom and the United States works with international travel policies.

“The link between England and we are not only important for our people, they create and maintain work throughout and throughout our country,” said the statement.