Trump to Visit King Charles in September

Big political visits can often be more than just formalities. They can shape trade deals, influence diplomacy, or reset international friendships.

That might be what’s happening later this year, as Donald Trump prepares for a visit to the United Kingdom.

Trump announced on Thursday that he will travel to the UK in September to meet King Charles III, writes Ziare.

It will be an official visit. The meeting is expected to take place at Windsor Castle, outside London.

The invitation came from British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. He visited the White House back in February to talk with Trump about several key issues.

One topic was tariffs. Another was the situation in Ukraine. During that visit, Starmer also extended the offer to meet King Charles.

Trump confirmed the trip during a press statement. He said, “They’re planning a date in September.”

He added that it would be a “second celebration” referring to his return for a second presidential term.

Trump described it as “beautiful” and called it a great honor. He spoke warmly about the royal family.

“I’m a friend of Charles,” Trump said. “I have great respect for King Charles and the family. William too. We really just have great respect for the family.”

Traditionally, U.S. presidents in their second term don’t receive full state visits. Instead, they are usually invited for a more casual meeting.

Often that means tea or lunch with the monarch at Windsor Castle. This visit is expected to follow that pattern.

The British government reportedly sees this as a chance to strengthen ties between the two countries.

The timing may also be important as both sides look to update or renegotiate trade agreements.

It’s also a key moment as Europe and the U.S. continue to navigate conflicts and shifting alliances.

For now, the exact date of the meeting has not been officially confirmed. But plans appear to be moving forward.

The September visit could become one of the more symbolic moments of Trump’s return to the international stage.