Macroen describes his time handshake with trump

Paris, May 29: French President Emmanuel Macronl confirmed in Brussels that the longest handshake he shared with his US counterpart Donald Trump was really very important. "My Handshaw With him, its Not Innocent," McConnell Told the Journal to Build in Interview Publified on Sunday. "My handshake with him, it's not naïve," said in an interview published on Sunday in the MacCone Journal du Diemenche.
Two newly-woven leaders met for the NATO Summit in Brussels on May 25 and joined the press in full view.
In the interview, Macron compared his own handshake to his leadership posture. "One must show that we won't make little concessions, even symbolic ones," Macron said. The centrist European leader also likened Trump's diplomatic approach to those of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
"Donald Trump, the President of Turkey or the President of Russia are of a mindset of power relations, which doesn't bother me," Macron said, adding: "I don't believe in diplomacy of the public invective but in bilateral dialogues. I don't let anything go. That's how one makes oneself respected." Macron concluded the interview by saying that he believed he could establish a "cordial relationship" with Trump. The tense moment during Trump's first trip abroad as President became the latest of his handshakes to draw attention online, reports CNN. In February, Trump's lengthy handshake with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe went viral. Along with the awkward Abe Shakesh, Trump has made his unusual tug-and-lag style among other high-profile figures, including Vice-President Mike Penns and Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsch.