President Trump’s June schedule centers on the G7 leaders’ summit in France from June 15-17, featuring working sessions with fellow G7 members plus development-country partners and global tech CEOs. Bilateral meetings are confirmed with the presidents of Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, the prime minister of India, and the emir of Qatar, alongside reported outreach to additional Gulf leaders. These sessions occur against the backdrop of recent U.S. diplomatic activity on Iran-Israel tensions, including Trump’s June 11 statements on potential agreements to reopen key waterways and limit nuclear capabilities. Domestic policy meetings and executive actions on trade, energy, and security continue in parallel, providing context for any additional bilateral or multilateral engagements that could arise before month-end.