World leaders congratulated Donald Trump on returning to the White House, with prime ministers and presidents from allied nations expressing optimism for strengthened ties.
Pakistan’s PM Shehbaz Sharif praised Trump’s “historic win” and shared eagerness to enhance the Pakistan-U.S. partnership.
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Turkey’s President Erdoğan conveyed hopes for bolstered Turkey-U.S. relations, particularly in addressing crises like the Palestinian conflict and Russia-Ukraine war.
India’s PM Modi looks forward to enhancing the “comprehensive global partnership” between the U.S. and India.
UK’s PM Keir Starmer emphasized the enduring U.K.-U.S. relationship, expressing optimism for collaboration in growth, security, and tech.
France’s President Macron extended best wishes, acknowledging Trump’s victory.
Ukraine’s President Zelensky praised Trump’s “peace through strength” stance, hoping for peace in Ukraine.
Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim emphasized security cooperation, particularly for regional stability.
South Korea’s President Yoon highlighted a “brighter alliance” for security and economic growth in the face of Korean Peninsula tensions.
Italy’s PM Giorgia Meloni stressed the deep Italy-U.S. alliance, confident it will grow under Trump.
Israel’s PM Netanyahu hailed Trump’s “historic” return, expecting renewed U.S.-Israel collaboration.
Russia’s Dmitry Medvedev suggested Trump’s approach may mean reduced U.S. funding for Ukraine.
Germany’s Chancellor Scholz reaffirmed the transatlantic alliance, aiming for joint prosperity and stability.
Philippines’ President Marcos Jr. sees a strong U.S.-Philippines alliance under Trump, fostering prosperity across the Pacific.
NATO’s Secretary-General Mark Rutte welcomed working with Trump on “peace through strength” and defense spending.
E.U. Chief Ursula von der Leyen expressed readiness to renew U.S.-E.U. ties, noting the transatlantic alliance’s impact on millions of jobs and economic stability, while seeking constructive progress.
