Overview
- The two leaders held a roughly two-hour, closed-door session and later praised the talks, with Trump calling the meeting excellent and saying he found Petro wonderful.
- Colombia transferred the trafficker known as Pipe Tuluá to U.S. custody shortly before the visit, which Bogotá cast as a goodwill step.
- Petro asked for U.S. help to target drug financiers abroad and said he provided names of main actors believed to be in Dubai, Miami and Madrid.
- Trump said Washington and Bogotá would work together against narcotics flows and explore ending U.S. sanctions on Colombia, though no concrete agreements were released.
- The off-camera meeting featured conciliatory optics, including photos and gifts, after months of public insults, as record coca cultivation reported by the UN underscores the urgency.