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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has accepted an invitation to meet U.S. President Donald Trump during Trump’s expected visit to Scotland later this month, according to a source familiar with the plans. While the specific date of the meeting is still being finalized, preparations are underway. This would mark Trump’s first trip to the UK since the U.S. election last year.
Scottish authorities confirmed they are preparing for a potential Trump visit, with reports suggesting he will spend time at his golf courses in Turnberry and Aberdeenshire. The White House and the British embassy have not commented on the visit.
Starmer and Trump have built a notably cordial relationship in recent months. At last month’s G7 summit in Canada, the two leaders signed a framework trade deal that reduced certain U.S. tariffs on British goods. The agreement highlights a broader effort to deepen economic ties between the United States and the United Kingdom.
In February, Starmer visited the White House for a friendly meeting with Trump, which also included an invitation from King Charles for Trump to make a future state visit—a proposal he accepted.
The visit to Scotland is expected to blend diplomacy with personal interests, as Trump is likely to visit his golf resorts during the trip. UK media outlets, including Sky News, have reported that both Turnberry and Aberdeenshire are on his itinerary.
The meeting between Starmer and Trump could further cement their growing diplomatic relationship and may signal a renewed phase in transatlantic cooperation amid shifting global dynamics. With trade, security, and shared geopolitical interests on the agenda, the visit is likely to draw significant media and public attention in both countries.
