(ANSA) - ROME, NOV 15 - Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni
discussed relations with China and the war in Ukraine during a
bilateral meeting with US President Joe Biden on the sidelines
of the G20 Summit in Indonesia on Tuesday.
The talks also focused on the strength of the transatlantic
alliance and excellent cooperation to address global challenges,
from economic growth to common security, a statement by the
Italian premier's office said.
The leaders reaffirmed the deep and lasting ties between the
nations and the strong interest in further strengthening the
partnership in the many areas of mutual interest.
The White House said the leaders met to "coordinate responses to
a range of global challenges, including those posed by the
People's Republic of China, the climate crisis, and Russia's use
of energy as a weapon.
"The two leaders also discussed their commitment to continue
providing Ukraine the support it needs to defend itself and to
holding Russia accountable for its aggression," it said. (ANSA).
Meloni, Biden have bilateral talks focusing on Ukraine, China
Leaders reaffirmed strength of ties in meeting on sidelines of G20