Trump announces White House visit by Japanese PM Takaichi on March 19

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Donald Trump announced that Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will visit the White House on March 19. Trump praised Takaichi as a strong leader who loves her country and offered his endorsement ahead of expected election wins for her conservative coalition this Sunday. The United States and Japan are currently collaborating on national security and working towards a significant trade deal. Takaichi, who became Japan's prime minister in October, is expected to secure a resounding victory in the upcoming elections. Trump emphasized the importance of recognizing Takaichi's leadership and the work of her coalition.

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Takaichi “has already proven to be a strong, powerful, and wise Leader, and one that truly loves her Country”.

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Takaichi became Japan’s fifth premier in as many years in October.

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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will visit the White House on March 19.

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The United States and Japan have been working to strike a “very substantial” deal on trade.

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Polls point to a resounding win in Sunday’s elections for Takaichi’s conservatives.

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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will visit the White House on March 19, President Donald Trump said on Thursday, praising the Asian country’s first female leader ahead of weekend snap elections she is expected to win.Takaichi “has already proven to be a strong, powerful, and wise Leader, and one that truly loves her Country”, Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social as he announced her visit next month.The United States and Japan have been working to strike a “very substantial” deal on trade, as well as collaborating on national security, Trump said, offering his “Complete and Total Endorsement”.“Prime Minister Takaichi is someone who deserves powerful recognition for the job she and her Coalition are doing,” he added.Polls point to a resounding win in Sunday’s elections for Takaichi’s conservatives after a honeymoon start.Takaichi, 64, a heavy metal drummer in her youth and an admirer of former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher, became Japan’s fifth premier in as many years in October.

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