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PM call with President Trump of the United States: 7 September 2026

What happened
Based on UK Government News · Sep 07, 2026

The UK Prime Minister spoke with US President Donald Trump, discussing economic progress, Ukraine ceasefire efforts, and Middle East peace initiatives including the Two-State Solution and Iran’s nuclear program.

PM call with President Trump of the United States: 7 September 2026
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Key points
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UK Prime Minister spoke with US President Donald Trump on 7 September 2026 about economic progress and bilateral cooperation
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Leaders agreed on the need for a Ukraine ceasefire and reaffirmed UK support for US-led peace negotiations
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UK stressed commitment to Middle East peace, Two-State Solution, Strait of Hormuz access, and preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons

The Prime Minister and President Trump exchanged greetings, with the Prime Minister marking Labor Day and commending recent US employment figures. The UK leader highlighted signs of economic growth in Britain while acknowledging ongoing work to strengthen the domestic economy further. Both sides reflected on positive trends but noted that additional efforts remain necessary to achieve broader economic stability.

On Ukraine, the Prime Minister and President Trump reaffirmed their shared commitment to pursuing a ceasefire to reduce further loss of life. The UK leader restated the government’s unwavering support for Ukraine and endorsed recent peace negotiations led by the United States. The discussion underscored the importance of continued international cooperation to address the conflict.

Regarding the Middle East, the Prime Minister outlined the UK’s dedication to advancing peace and security in the region. He emphasized the importance of the Two-State Solution as a pathway to stability and highlighted the need to reopen the Strait of Hormuz for regional security.

The leaders concluded by expressing their intention to continue the dialogue, agreeing to reconvene in the near future. The call reflected ongoing collaboration on shared priorities, including economic recovery, conflict resolution, and regional stability.

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