First lady Dr. Jill Biden will travel to Paris next week to celebrate the US rejoining UNESCO, according to senior administration officials
President Joe Biden is deploying the first lady, a top surrogate, to commemorate the occasion that reverses a Trump-era decision as he seeks to reassure allies that “America’s back” and signal the White House’s reaffirmed commitment to the organization. The US withdrew from
flag raising ceremony on Tuesday and greet , the official said, was “harming our interests” since the decision to withdraw in 2017, noting that the organization has also “made much-needed reforms.” A third senior official noted that having the US at the
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