The week of April 8, 2024 on 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue will see President Biden embarking on travels to Wisconsin and Chicago. Back at the White House he will be hosting a state dinner with the Prime Minister of Japan.
Monday: First stop: Madison, Wisconsin, where Biden will deliver a speech focusing on reducing costs for Americans. Following this, Biden will fly to Chicago, Illinois, for a campaign reception.
Tuesday: Biden will host at the White House Prime Minister Kishida Fumio and Mrs. Kishida Yuko of Japan, for an official visit.
Wednesday: A grand affair unfolds at the White House as President Biden and the First Lady greet Prime Minister Kishida Fumio and Mrs. Kishida Yuko for the Official State Arrival Ceremony on the South Lawn. Bilateral discussions and a joint press conference between Biden and Kishida are on the agenda, followed by a state dinner.
Thursday: Diplomatic engagements continue as President Biden convenes a trilateral meeting with Prime Minister Kishida Fumio and President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. of the Republic of the Philippines.
Friday: The President goes to Rehoboth, Delaware for the weekend.
Sunday: President Biden returns to the White House.
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