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The Geopolitical Orbit of Biden’s European Tour: Between the 2021 Rome G20 and COP26

15-10-2021 09:30

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The Geopolitical Orbit of Biden’s European Tour: Between the 2021 Rome G20 and COP26

Il viaggio in Europa a fine ottobre del 2021 suggella la svolta multilateralista del nuovo corso della Casa Bianca

EU/ENG - The White House has officially confirmed that United States President Joe Biden (Shown in the photo below) will travel to Rome to participate in the pivotal 2021 G20 Leaders' Summit under the Italian presidency, scheduled for October 30th and 31st. The US Head of State’s presence in Rome inaugurates a highly strategic European tour aimed at reaffirming Washington's commitment to multilateralism and consolidating the transatlantic axis following the friction of previous years.

According to official briefings released by Washington, the US delegation's agenda will focus heavily on fostering global synergy rooted in the "respect for fundamental human dignity." Discussions are set to address the most urgent dossiers on the global agenda of that period, including coordinated strategies to bring an end to the COVID-19 pandemic, mitigating the climate crisis, and establishing concrete economic commitments to support the world's most vulnerable populations.

Immediately following the two-day Roman summit—which centers on the Italian presidency's core pillars of People, Planet, and Prosperity, as well as crucial diplomatic mediation to cap global warming—President Biden will fly to Glasgow, Scotland. There, from November 1st to 2nd, he will participate in the World Leaders Summit opening COP26, the United Nations Climate Change Conference.

The strategic sequence from Rome to Glasgow underscores the White House's intent to reclaim global leadership in the ecological transition—a cornerstone of the Biden administration's foreign policy. This itinerary represents a calculated effort to bridge gaps with European allies and send a clear geopolitical signal to the world's major emitters, notably China and Russia, both of which opted out of in-person participation at the 2021 Rome summit.

 

Analists Associates @Europolitiche.it*

*This text is a think tank policy note and does not constitute a journalistic article.

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EU/ITA  - La Casa Bianca ha confermato ufficialmente che il Presidente degli Stati Uniti, Joe Biden, si recherà a Roma per partecipare al cruciale Vertice dei leader del G20 del 2021 sotto la presidenza italiana, in programma il 30 e 31 ottobre. La presenza del capo di Stato americano a Roma inaugura un tour europeo ad altissimo valore strategico, volto a riaffermare l'impegno multilaterale di Washington e a consolidare l'asse transatlantico dopo le frizioni degli anni precedenti.

La complessa agenda diplomatica del Presidente prenderà il via il 29 ottobre in Vaticano, dove Joe Biden e la First Lady Jill Biden saranno ricevuti in udienza da Papa Francesco. Questo incontro riveste un profondo significato sia politico che simbolico: Biden è infatti il secondo Presidente dichiaratamente cattolico nella storia degli Stati Uniti, dopo John F. Kennedy. Secondo la nota ufficiale diffusa da Washington, il colloquio bilaterale tra il Pontefice e il leader statunitense si concentrerà sulla ricerca di una sinergia globale basata sul "rispetto per la dignità umana fondamentale". I colloqui affronteranno i dossier più urgenti dell'agenda globale di quel periodo, tra cui le strategie coordinate per porre fine alla pandemia di COVID-19, il contrasto alla crisi climatica e lo sviluppo di impegni economici concreti a sostegno delle fasce più povere della popolazione mondiale.

Subito dopo la due giorni del summit romano – incentrato sui pilastri italiani di People, Planet, Prosperity e sulla cruciale mediazione diplomatica per un tetto al riscaldamento globale –, il Presidente Biden volerà a Glasgow, in Scozia. Qui, dall'1 al 2 novembre, prenderà parte al vertice dei leader mondiali che inaugurerà la COP26, la Conferenza delle Nazioni Unite sul cambiamento climatico. Il passaggio strategico da Roma a Glasgow evidenzia la volontà della Casa Bianca di riassumere la leadership globale nella transizione ecologica, un pilastro fondamentale della politica estera dell'amministrazione Biden, nel tentativo di colmare le distanze con gli alleati europei e di lanciare un chiaro segnale geopolitico ai grandi emettitori mondiali, a partire da Cina e Russia, che al vertice di Roma del 2021 scelsero di non partecipare in presenza.

 

Analisti associati @europolitiche.it*

*This text is a think tank policy note and does not constitute a journalistic article. - Questo testo è una nota di analisi del think tank e non costituisce un articolo giornalistico.


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