For their first meeting, Pres. Obama and U.S. President-Elect Donald Trump finally come face to face with each other.
OBAMA – Outgoing United States Pres. Barack Obama and U.S. President-Elect Donald Trump come face to face with each other for their ‘first meeting’ at the White House, Thursday.
The U.S. Election was not only a significant event for U.S. citizens but as well as for the international community. Almost all the countries have waited for the result of a tight battle between Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and The Republican’s Donald Trump.
A few time before the election day, a Reuter Poll result entailed that the Democratic nominee goes ahead of Republican’s Trump based on the previous report. Undeniably, Pres. Obama has been supporting Clinton all the way during the election campaign.
An evidence of a very tight battle for the U.S. presidency was seen as Trump triumphantly garnered the highest post after the election – an event that is also significant to the international community.
