The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has cut back next week’s leaders’ summit to just one working session in a bid to avoid U.S. President Donald Trump walking out early as he did recently at a G7 Summit, reported Reuters citing Financial Times.
NATO has scaled down its plans for the event, which was originally supposed to take place over three days, to just one two-and-a-half-hour working session, the FT reported.
The decision was taken to ensure Trump did not get bored and leave early, said FT, citing three officials briefed on the preparations.
