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0:59Now PlayingFrench President Macron visited New Orleans on his last day in US | USA TODAY
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0:59Now PlayingFrench President Emmanuel Macron visited Louisiana, on his last day in the U.S. He discussed energy policy and climate change with Governor John Bel Edwards.
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French President Emmanuel Macron was so furious with the Biden administration last fall over a submarine snub, he ordered his ambassador to the U.S. to return to Paris.
A year later, Macron himself is in Washington to be feted at a pomp-filled state dinner – the first of Joe Biden's presidency and the second such invitation for the French leader. Macron was also the first foreign leader bestowed with the honor during the Trump administration.
Both nations can attribute the détente in large part to Russia's war on Ukraine. Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine underscored the importance of the transatlantic alliance and the need for solidarity between the U.S. and its oldest ally, said Célia Belin, a former adviser to the French foreign ministry.
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