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Donald Trump The New York Post report, citing sources, claims that an invitation to Chinese President Xi Jinping to attend the opening ceremony on January 20, which Xi turned down, has now opened the floodgates of foreign leaders. Who wants to be invited to the opening ceremony. The report said it was not customary for foreign leaders to attend inaugurations of US presidents, but after Trump invited Xi Jinping, many others “burned the phone lines to their agents in Washington, DC”. have been — demanding access, the report said.”
A registered foreign agent told the Post that the leaders are from Chile, Peru, Nigeria and Mozambique.
‘No is the answer. What is the value add?’
“I tell my clients the truth. You won’t be able to go. If you’re from Costa Rica, there’s no way you’re going to be invited to this opening. What’s the value add? You’re bringing businesses or big companies from your country. Not bringing it,” the report quoted an agent as saying.
Who has been invited?
Trump has theoretically invited leaders close to him. “Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Maloney said she has been invited and will try to make it. Javier Meli of Argentina has been invited and plans to go. has turned the nation around by cracking down on — even invited, as has former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro,” the report said.
After Trump’s re-election, all roads led to Mar-a-Lago as several leaders flew to Mar-a-Lago before his inauguration.
“There’s a strong interest because of the international upheaval in the last four years. A lot of world leaders are trying to go to him first to see how Trump might respond to some of these crises at the international level. can share their voice in helping to change that,” said Brian Lanza, a former Trump campaign senior adviser who now works. An external consultant.
