British Prime Minister Boris Johnson congratulated Democrat Joe Biden for swearing in as the 46th President of the United States and his Vice President Kamala Harris on his historic inauguration as the first woman in office on Wednesday. “The leadership of the United States is vital in issues that matter to all of us, from climate change to COVID-19, and I look forward to working with President Biden, ”the Conservative leader tweeted. Biden made an emotional call for“ unity ”in a ceremony marked by the pandemic and the absence of his predecessor Donald Trump, who left Washington a few hours earlier for Florida. The 78-year-old Democrat was sworn in before Supreme Court President John Roberts in a solemn ceremony in front of the United States Capitol. Her rise to power marks a historic day for the U.S., as Kamala Harris became the country’s first vice president. Trump’s absence from the ceremony was a milestone in 150 years of tra Republican administration, but his government was represented by outgoing Vice President Mike Pence. The ceremony, which had already been curtailed by the pandemic, was marked by the takeover of Congress on January 6, forcing an unprecedented security deployment in Washington, where traffic was cut throughout the city center and thousands of National Guard troops were deployed.
The British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson congratulated Democrat Joe Biden on Wednesday 20th for swearing in as the 46th president of U.S and its Vice President Kamala Harris for her historic inauguration as the first woman in office.
“The leadership of U.S is vital on the issues that matter to all of us, from climate change to COVID-19, and I look forward to working with the President Biden”The Conservative leader tweeted.
Biden made an emotional call for “unity” in a ceremony marked by the pandemic and the absence of his predecessor Donald Trump, who left Washington a few hours earlier for Florida.
The 78-year-old Democrat was sworn in before Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts in a solemn ceremony in front of the United States Capitol.
Her rise to power marks a historic day for the US, as Kamala Harris became the country’s first vice president.
Trump’s absence from the ceremony was a milestone in 150 years of Republican tradition, but his administration was represented by outgoing Vice President Mike Pence.
The ceremony, which had already been shortened by the pandemic, was marked by the takeover of Congress on January 6, which forced an unprecedented security deployment in Washington, where traffic was cut throughout the city center and there were thousands of troops from the National Guard deployed.
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