Swedish PM says Vilnius summit natural time for NATO bid finale

5 de July, 2023

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said on Wednesday after meeting U.S. President Joe Biden that the two leaders agreed that the upcoming NATO summit in Vilnius was a “natural time” to finalise the Nordic country’s bid to join the alliance.

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