- Now the golden age of America begins, from now on we will be respected by the full planet again and we will not be utilized any further," said president Donald Trump during the beginning speech of his presidency
- World leaders congratulated Donald Trump on taking office as president of the United States on Monday, expressing his hope of working closely with the fresh US administration
- The 47th president of the United States was besides congratulated by Polish politicians, including president Andrzej Duda, Prime Minister Donald Tusk and talker of the Sejm Simon Hołownia
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Donald Trump was sworn in on Monday as the 47th president of the United States during a ceremony in the Capitol. The oath formally begins his presidency.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenski in a short recording published on platform X congratulated Donald Trump on swearing in for the US President.
"I want president Trump and America success. Ukrainians are willing to work with Americans to accomplish peace — actual peace. This is an chance to use," he wrote.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz stressed on Platform X that the US is "our closest ally, and the aim of our policy is always good transatlantic relations". "As an EU of 27 members and more than 400 million people, we are a strong community," Scholz added.
"For centuries, relations between our 2 nations have been based on cooperation, cooperation and sustainable partnership," he said. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer. "We have jointly defended the planet against tyranny and worked for our common safety and prosperity," he added in a video published on X, expressing the hope that "deep friendship" between countries would continue.
Congratulations to Trump were besides sent by British King Charles III – informed Buckingham Palace.
"The planet faces many challenges, including conflicts, climate change, threats to democracy and the request to guarantee economical growth and stability. As always, the leadership of the US will be essential if we are to face these challenges together and win" - he wrote on X Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris.
Premiere of Italy Giorgia Meloni"Italy will always be active in strengthening the dialog between the United States and Europe as an essential pillar of the stableness and growth of our communities".
"We look forward to working with the fresh US administration to strengthen strategical relations between our countries and meet common global challenges," he wrote on social media Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.
Turkey president Recep Tayyip Erdogan reported on Monday that the issue of ending Russia's war with Ukraine would be the subject of talks between Ankara and Washington. “I would like Trump’s second word to bring good to all mankind,” commented Erdogan.
The American was besides congratulated by the prime ministers of Sweden and Norway and the president of Finland, hoping for "close cooperation" with the Washington administration.
“We are stronger erstwhile we work together” – he responded to Trump’s oath Canadian outgoing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. "Canada and the United States have the most successful economical partnership in the planet and are each other's biggest trading partner", he added.
"We request a strong transatlantic connection, for the benefit of our shared safety and prosperity," he wrote on social media President of Romania Klaus Iohannis, stressing that Romania is simply a strategical partner of the US.
President of Moldova Maja Sandu She wrote that her country "counts on cooperation to advance security, energy cooperation and prosperity of both nations".
Short congratulations to Trump sent to X Hungarian president Tamas Sulyok.
Premier Viktor Orban, who yet did not go to Washington for the inauguration, did not print immediately after swearing in akin congratulations. In a Facebook video, he only said that Hungary expects Trump's presidency to "peace, peace and economical recovery".
Congratulations to Trump too Heads of the European Commission, Parliament and European Council, NATO Chief Mark Rutte or Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
