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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the friendship between Germany and the United States has already “stood the test of time” and noted that transatlantic ties with the United States are “a value that we must preserve.” So he commented on the election of US Democratic President Joe Biden.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, during her first speech after the US presidential elections, said today that the authorities of the two countries will face “shoulder to shoulder” the epidemic of coronavirus, global terrorism and climate change. Deutsch Welle reports.
Merkel congratulated the Democratic candidate Joe Biden for the victory in the elections and stressed that “he has a lot of experience working with Germany and Europe.”
He expressed the view that the friendship of the two countries has already “stood the test of time”, but the transatlantic ties with the United States are “a value that we must preserve.”
Merkel also dedicated a significant portion of her speech to congratulating Kamala Harris, who will become the first woman to hold the post of vice president of the United States. The chancellor called Harris “an example of the capabilities of the United States.”
In the United States on November 3 the main vote took place in the presidential elections… More than 10 candidates ran for the job, the main competitors were the Republican, the incumbent of the White House Donald Trump and the Democrat Biden. According to data published on November 7 by CNN, ABC News and Fox News, Biden received between 273 and 290 votes from the electoral college, which guarantees you an electoral victory.
Biden after the announcement of these results declared his victory, and Trump – who will file claims in court and “will not calm down”Until he achieves a “fair vote count,” he believes “these elections are far from over.”
Biden with a win in the US presidential elections they have already congratulated various politicians, including Merkel, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, French President Emmanuel Macron, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, Canadian Prime Minister Justin trudeau and the president of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky.
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