President Donald Trump is set to participate in a G7 working session alongside Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in France on Tuesday, continuing a packed diplomatic schedule during the international summit.

According to a senior administration official speaking to reporters Saturday, President Trump will join fellow G7 leaders and President Zelenskyy for the scheduled working session. However, despite the inevitable speculation machine already warming up, no separate bilateral meeting between Trump and Zelenskyy is currently planned.

The G7 summit is scheduled to take place in Evian from June 15 through June 17 and is expected to bring together world leaders for discussions on major international priorities.

Outside of the working sessions, President Trump’s calendar remains active. The administration official confirmed that Trump is expected to hold bilateral meetings with French President Emmanuel Macron, along with the leaders of Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, and India.

The lineup reflects a broad diplomatic agenda focused across Europe and the Middle East while maintaining engagement with strategic international partners.

For now, the schedule appears straightforward: participate in the summit, meet with world leaders, and keep moving. In international diplomacy, not every conversation needs a private room to make an impact—and sometimes the loudest message is simply showing up and leading from the table.