President Donald Trump’s June schedule centers on the G7 summit in Évian-les-Bains, France, from June 15–17, where bilateral meetings with leaders including India’s Narendra Modi, France’s Emmanuel Macron, Egypt’s president, Qatar’s emir, and the UAE’s leader are already listed on public calendars. A post-summit dinner with Macron at Versailles has also been confirmed. Ongoing diplomatic efforts related to the Iran conflict, including recent public remarks on potential deals, add context for Middle East engagements. Domestic events such as policy meetings, executive actions, and a Meet the Press interview have occupied earlier June dates, while cabinet sessions and travel continue to shape opportunities for additional high-level contacts before month-end.