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Germany's Merkel congratulates Biden, Harris

Reuters | Berlin | Updated: 07-11-2020 23:40 IST | Created: 07-11-2020 23:38 IST
Germany's Merkel congratulates Biden, Harris
Merkel, the first female leader of Germany, stressed that Harris would be her country's first elected female Vice-President. Image Credit: ANI

German Chancellor Angela Merkel congratulated Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris after major networks declared them the winners of the U.S. presidential election on Saturday.

"I look forward to future cooperation with President Biden," she said in a statement posted on Twitter. "Our transatlantic friendship is irreplaceable if we are to master the great challenges of our time."

Merkel, the first female leader of Germany, stressed that Harris would be her country's first elected female Vice-President.


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