President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Fumio Kishida hold talks on Wednesday.
When President Joe Biden hosts Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida at the White House for an official visit Wednesday, a senior administration official tells ABC News the two countries will make "historic" announcements that will take the U.S.-Japan alliance to "new heights."
The summit is also expected to include steps that would allow the countries to work on joint development -- and potentially co-production -- of vital military and defense equipment, according to Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell in remarks last week. A state visit is a huge honor, and it signals to the world how close the relationship is and marks milestones in the relationship.On Thursday, the Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will join the two leaders for a summit.
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