WASHINGTON, May 10 (KUNA) -- Syria, Iran and the Palestinian-Israeli situation are expected to be among the main topics of discussion when President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron meet at the White House on Monday.
During a White House briefing on Friday, press secretary Jay Carney said the G-8 Summit taking place next month will "of course be a topic of conversation. The United Kingdom is hosting that important meeting on the international economy." Obama and Cameron will also "clearly discuss Syria," Carney said. "They will probably discuss Iran.
They will probably discuss the Middle East peace process and a host of other issues. That is always the case when these two leaders get together." "The relationship between our two nations is extraordinarily close, and we work and cooperate on matters across the international spectrum," he said. (end)
