President Obama's Weekend Schedule

[jefferson_dem]

President Obama's Weekend Schedule
Posted by Kevin Hechtkopf | Comment On This Post

On the 75th and 76th days of his presidency, President Obama will continue his trip to Europe and Turkey.

On Saturday morning, he will join Chancellor Angela Merkel and other heads of state in Kehl, Germany. They will walk across the Passarelle Mimram, a pedestrian bridge crossing the Rhine River which connects Kehl, Germany and Strasbourg, France. French President Nicolas Sarkozy will meet the leaders at the center of the bridge. They will then all walk across the bridge to Strasbourg, where they will attend a tribute to NATO military personnel, including those who have fallen in service.

Later in the morning, the president will attend the North Atlantic Council Summit meeting at the Palaiz de la Musique et Des Congres.

In the afternoon, Mr. Obama will hold a bilateral meeting with leaders of Greece. He will then hold a news conference at the Palaiz de la Musique et Des Congres.

Mr. Obama and the first lady will then travel from Strasbourg to Prague, Czech Republic. They will meet with U.S. Embassy personnel on arrival.

On Sunday, Mr. Obama will meet with President Klaus and Prime Minister Topolanek at the Prague Castle. He will deliver remarks at Hradcany Square. Following the speech, the president will attend the EU Summit working lunch at the Prague Congress Center.

Following the lunch, Mr. Obama, European Commision President Barroso, Prime Minister Topolanek and Prime Minister Reinfeldtwill briefly address the press pool. Mr. Obama will then hold separate bilateral meetings with Spain and Poland. He will then meet with former President Havel.

In the evening, Mr. Obama will depart Prague for Ankara, Turkey.

Here is the full weekend schedule from the White House (all times Eastern):

Saturday, April 4:

3:15AM: President Obama, Chancellor Merkel, and other heads of state walk to the center of the Passarelle Mimram to meet President Sarkozy

3:25AM: President Obama, President Sarkozy, Chancellor Merkel and other heads of state walk to the other side of the Passarelle Mimram

3:30AM: President Obama and assembled heads of state will attend a tribute to NATO military personnel

4:15AM: President Obama attends the North Atlantic Council Summit Meeting

7:30AM: President Obama meets with leaders of Greece

8:15AM: President Obama holds a news conference

9:25AM: President Obama departs Strasbourg en route Prague, Czech Republic

10:30AM: President Obama arrives in Prague, Czech Republic

11:00AM: President Obama meets with U.S. Embassy personnel

Sunday, April 5, 2009

2:30AM: President Obama arrives at the Prague Castle

3:00AM: President Obama meets with President Klaus and Prime Minister Topolanek

3:15AM: President Obama holds bilateral meeting with President Klaus and Prime Minister Topolanek

4:00AM: President Obama delivers remarks

5:30AM: President Obama holds bilateral meeting with European Commision President Barroso

6:00AM: President Obama attends pre-EU Summit reception

6:15AM: President Obama attends EU Summit working lunch

8:20AM: President Obama, President Barroso, Prime Minister Topolanek and Prime Minister Reinfeldt briefly address the press pool

8:55AM: President Obama holds bilateral meeting with leaders from Spain

10:30AM: President Obama holds bilateral meeting with Poland

11:10AM: President Obama meets with former President Havel

12:00PM: President Obama departs Prague en route Ankara, Turkey

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[jenmito]

1. Thanks for that! He's so busy-I hope his cold doesn't get worse!

Do you happen to know if this will be shown on c-span or anywhere on tv?

[jefferson_dem]

4. He must be exhausted.

Non-stop, high-stakes state meetings.

I'm sure some of these events will be on C-SPAN, CNN, etc. We'll keep a watch out.

[jenmito]

5. I know...

I can't even imagine how exhausted he must be. Yeah-of the cable news networks, I bet CNN will be the only one covering even part of these events.

[mopinko]

2. oh damn. he better get his ass back here

we are all expecting him to throw out the first pitch for the white sox. 1 pm monday (ct)
he needs to schmooze a little with the ioc committee checking us out for 2016.

[Clio the Leo]

6. They're not coming back until Tuesday. NT

[sandnsea]

3. Incredible

I don't know how these people manage this kind of schedule.

[Clio the Leo]

7. About time they did something on the weekend!

I hate the long weekend droughts of virtually no news!

That man was put on this earth to keep me entertained! :)

[SpartanDem]

8. This why I love

having CNN International they're the only ones who cover these events live.

[Hope And Change]

9. Thanks for posting.K & R!

[lamp_shade]

10. Thanks. k&r

[Iwillnevergiveup]

11. K&R

Wonder if the Obamas will take in Istanbul - much more interesting city than Ankara even though Ankara is the capital.