British Prime Minister David Cameron departed for the United States on Wednesday (December 6) to meet with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and other U.S. leaders.
Cameron's key issues during his visit to the United States include cooperation between the United Kingdom and the United States in the field of security and security, as well as the situation in the Middle East and firm support for Ukraine.
Cameron will also stress the importance of supporting Ukraine and providing humanitarian assistance. The US Congress has not yet approved a new round of aid funding for Ukraine.
"The United Kingdom and the United States share a common mission to defend the values of security and prosperity for all of us......That's why we are unwavering in our support for Ukraine. ”
Cameron announced a new winter humanitarian aid package for Ukraine of £29 million (about S$49.01 million) and an additional £775 for humanitarian activities, the UK said in a statement.
As for the situation in the Middle East, Cameron will discuss humanitarian assistance to the people of Gaza in Washington and how the two countries can work towards a long-term two-State solution. "We will also stand united on Middle East affairs and work together to ensure long-term security and stability in the region. ”
This is Cameron's first visit to the United States since he was appointed British foreign minister on November 13.