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State visits to the United States

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A dinner at the White House is held in the evening after the White House arrival ceremony in the case of state and official visits. Dinners are appropriately referred to as state dinners whether or not they occur during a state or official visit; the name, in this case, refers to the rank of the host
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A wide variety of ceremonial activities occur during visits to the United States. The specific order of occurrence will vary based on the visitor's itinerary and is determined in advance during pre-visit negotiations between protocol officials of the United States and the visiting state. However, the
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State and official visits have sometimes been controversial. A discussed 1995 state visit by China, for example, never materialized after the administration of Bill Clinton decided it was unwilling to face the criticism from Congress and others that such an invitation would prompt. President Clinton
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State visits to the United States are always reciprocated, at a later time, with a state visit by the United States. In addition, U.S. diplomatic policy is to host no more than one state visit from any single nation in a four-year period. Because of these rules, some visits of foreign states with
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performs "Arrival Fanfare Number One". At the bottom of the stairs, he or she will be greeted by an American schoolchild with a bouquet of flowers before being introduced to the welcoming committee by the chief of protocol. The national anthems of the visiting state and the United States will be
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will form, flanking either side of the red carpet. For visiting heads of state the cordon will consist of twenty-one personnel; for chiefs of government, nineteen. In front of the cordon, closer to the aircraft stairs, a welcoming committee will form in a line. Two officers from the Joint Colour
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The evening following the state or official dinner, it is customary for the visitor to host a return dinner at the chancery of his or her embassy in Washington. In general, during state visits the president and first lady will attend the return dinner. During official visits, only the
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When the President and visitor have returned to the reviewing stand, the fife and drum corps of the 3rd United States Infantry Regiment will conduct a pass-in-review. The corps marches at normal step but briefly switches to the more formal troop step to cross in front of the
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After an exchange of greetings, the President and First Lady will introduce the visitor and his or her spouse to the welcoming committee, who are positioned to the right of the reviewing stand. The welcoming committee consists of the Vice-President of the United States, the
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The visiting dignitary and their spouse or guest will arrive, by car, at the North Portico of the White House, where they are greeted by the President of the United States and First Lady of the United States. Previously, this was reserved exclusively for visiting
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will be escorted into the state dining room and the president will deliver a toast to the visitor, which the visitor will then reciprocate. At the conclusion of the toasts, the press corps will be escorted out of the room again and dinner service will begin.
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capacity. They are, therefore, described as a "visit of ". State visits can only occur on the invitation of the president of the United States, acting in his capacity as head of the United States. Official visits, in contrast, are usually visits by the
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acts as official host of the visitor. State visits are considered to be the highest expression of friendly bilateral relations between the United States and a foreign state and are, in general, characterized by an emphasis on official public ceremonies.
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Some visiting dignitaries with whom the sitting president has a personal relationship have been invited to stay in the guest quarters at the White House, a suite of rooms in the southeast corner of the second floor of that building that includes the
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will be outfitted with the visiting state's flag, as well as that of the United States and the District of Columbia. The flag of the visiting state will also be displayed over the East Executive Avenue entrance to the Eisenhower Executive Building.
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canceled a visit to Washington, D.C. Though the Moroccan government cited the king's personal fatigue as the reason, the cancellation was widely perceived as an expression of irritation with the U.S.' criticism over Moroccan relations with
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with decorations or mess dress. The president of the United States has not customarily worn decorations, with some exceptions as in cases where he has been invested into an order of the visiting state. Where applicable, visitors may wear
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may also be classified as an official visit. Both state and official visits generally consist of a four-day stay in Washington by the visitor, during which a range of welcoming ceremonies are performed. They are often followed by a tour.
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The arrival ceremony is conducted by a civilian welcoming committee, as well as a large number of military personnel drawn from the 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment, the U.S. Navy Ceremonial Guard, the U.S. Air Force Honor Guard, the
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In the East Room, a performance of approximately 20 to 30 minutes length will be held. In modern times, entertainment is typically provided by a prominent American celebrity musician. Recent performances have included
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For official working visits, a different arrival ceremony will be held at the parade ground of the Pentagon, instead of the South Lawn of the White House. The presiding official of this form of arrival ceremony is the
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in July 1961, when President John F. Kennedy hosted Khan at a state dinner at Mount Vernon. This was the first and apparently the only time in U.S. history that a state dinner has taken place outside the White House.
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Following the performance of the national anthems, the president and the visitor will inspect the military escort. The inspection is carried out to a march performed by the duty band. Typical selections include
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The President and the visitor proceed to the White House via the Blue Room. In the event the visitor is elderly or infirm, the procession may enter through the ground floor Diplomatic Reception Room, instead.
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will be distributed. Because the use of finger bowls is no longer customary in the United States, their placement at White House dinners can sometimes cause confusion among guests who are not part of
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traveled to the United States, the first such visit by a PRC head of state. U.S. President Ronald Reagan bid a welcome to President Li at a ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House. In 1997,
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of the White House. The U.S. Marine Corps Chamber Orchestra, the U.S. Army Strolling Strings, or the U.S. Air Force Strolling Strings form a cordon down the Cross Hall, and perform a recessional.
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There are, in addition, working visits and official working visits, which are of a largely functional nature and done to conduct business, such as negotiations, consultations, or treaty signings.
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Guests at White House state dinners are seated at ten-person round tables. The practice of using a large number of round tables, instead of one or a few long banquet tables, was initiated by
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in 1874; this was followed by the state visit of Brazil in 1876. Since then, numerous heads of state and government have been formally received by the president of the United States in
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Guests are individually announced by a military social aide and enter the Blue Room where they are greeted by the president and visitor before being seated in the State Dining Room.
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as "something less than a state visit" but still featured "a schedule that had all the trappings of a visiting head of state"—including visits by de Gaulle to Mount Vernon and the
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of a foreign state. Like state visits, they can only occur on the invitation of the president of the United States, though are offered in the president's capacity as chief of the
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Traditionally, tables have been segregated by gender, however, during the administrations of Jimmy Carter and Barack Obama, married couples were permitted to be seated together.
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and brought into the foyer to be greeted by the First Couple. However, this has changed in recent years, and the First Couple greets all visitors at the North Portico.
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Declining or canceling an invitation to a state or official visit can be interpreted as a rebuke of the United States on the international stage. In 1986, for instance,
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ensemble. This portion of the program may be omitted if the visitor is elderly, or social dancing would otherwise be inappropriate, such as during a state visit by the
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will attend, though this custom is not one strictly observed and the president has attended return dinners during official visits, in addition to state visits.
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The president and visitor move from the second floor to the state floor of the White House via the Grand Staircase in a short transit ceremony known as the
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Private visits are visits of a head of state or chief of government to the United States for personal reasons, such as a holiday or for medical treatment.
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and other non-American wines are not served at the White House). Social dancing will also occur, with music provided by the United States Marine Band's
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After four days in Washington, D.C., a visiting dignitary on a state or official visit may sometimes undertake a tour that lasts as long as ten days.
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the morning after the dignitary arrives in the United States. The arrival ceremony was only added to the program of the state visit in the 1940s. The
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activities allowed and the form they take proceed generally according to a schedule that accounts for the visitor's rank and the nature of the visit.
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Military footmen will open the doors to the visitor's vehicle upon its arrival (the White House stopped employing civilian footmen in about 1950).
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is usually prescribed for state dinners during official visits, while state dinners during state visits may be either black tie or mess dress, or
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Guard will hold sticks attached to the flag of the United States and the flag of the visiting country. The welcoming committee consists of the
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The day following the state dinner, the visiting head of state or chief of government will often be invited to address a joint meeting of the
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At the conclusion of the dessert course, the President of the United States and the visitor will lead a recession of the guests down the
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Shortly before the scheduled arrival of the visiting dignitary, the President of the United States will exit the White House through the
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Gerald and Betty Ford during the luncheon with Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip after the conclusion of the state arrival ceremony.
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and aide de camp Col. Bingham depart the chancery of the German embassy in the presidential state coach following a return visit to
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by the head of state (state visit) or chief of government (official visit) from one country to the United States, during which the
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Following the pass in review, the President delivers remarks welcoming the visitor, to which the visitor then responds.
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Honors are rendered to the visiting state; the military escort is brought to attention and the duty band (either the
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If no State Department luncheon is planned, the state arrival concludes with a private luncheon held in the
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are attentive to guests who appear confused. On one occasion, a dinner guest during the administration of
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For state and official visits, a formal arrival ceremony will typically be hosted by the president on the
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for a less formal meeting at the White House, but the Chinese government (represented by Foreign Minister
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Beginning the day before the arrival of the visitor, and continuing through their stay, lamp posts on
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misunderstood the finger bowl to be a beverage and drank from it; to spare the guest embarrassment,
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The first visit of a foreign state to the United States was the state visit of the then-independent
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Barack Obama and Shinzo Abe move from the White House's second floor to the state floor for dinner.
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came to the U.S. during December 1874. This was followed, two years later, with a visit by Emperor
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A calligraphy menu for a state dinner at the White House. The Clinton china service is being used.
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Jacqueline Kennedy: The White House Years: Selections from the John F. Kennedy Library and Museum
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A diagram showing the position of units for a flight line ceremony for a visiting head-of-state.
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Due, perhaps, to the geographic isolation of the United States, the first visit by a foreign
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in the Entrance Hall at a 1985 dinner for the Prince of Wales during the administration of
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in New York in October 1995, but there was no Chinese state visit to the U.S. until 1997.
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walks down the red carpet during a flight line arrival ceremony in 2012. On the right is
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A visiting head of state or chief of government will typically arrive, via aircraft, at
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both stayed in the White House guest quarters, instead of the President's Guest House.
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Barack Obama arrives for the arrival ceremony during the state visit of China in 2015.
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canceled a planned state visit to the United States after revelations that the U.S.
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will be served (in keeping with a policy instituted during the administration of
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at the reception in the Yellow Oval Room during the state visit of China in 2011.
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Eisenhower's Guerrillas: The Jedburghs, the Maquis, and the Liberation of France
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where a photo portrait is made, after which he or she departs for Foggy Bottom.
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Inside the Blue Room, the visitor will be asked to register in the White House
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pays obeisance at the sarcophagus of George Washington during a visit in 1947.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower wearing the cordon and plaque of the Grand Croix of the
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Official and official working visits, as well as some state visits led by an
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arrival ceremony is a central component of state visits to the United States.
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addressed a joint session to memorialize the centennial of the death of the
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The march-on of the military escort prior to a White House arrival in 2015.
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did not occur until nearly one hundred years after independence, when King
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is displayed outside the President's Guest House during the 1992 visit of
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During state and official visits, the visitor will be invited to use the
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Kalākaua is received by Ulysses Grant during the visit of Hawaii in 1874.
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reciprocated when he began his state visit to China with a trip to the
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greet Michaele and Tareq Salahi in the receiving line in the Blue Room.
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of the dinner (the president of the United States), not the visitor.
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is principally responsible for arrangements of the arrival ceremony.
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Following the performance, guests will be invited to remove to the
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Brazil's Rousseff cancels state visit to U.S. over spying -report
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The dress code for state dinners is determined in advance by the
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switch to a troop step to cross in front of the president's dais.
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attended by those guests who will be seated at the head table.
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may be classified as official visits, instead of state visits.
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for appraisal, except for gifts of food which are destroyed.)
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State visits are visits to the United States led by a foreign
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Many foreign heads of state over the years have also visited
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signs the guestbook during the state visit of France in 2014.
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began his state visit to the United States (the second by a
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and menus are individually hand-engraved by the White House
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performed prior to the visitor's departure, by car, to the
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in 1964 or the state visit of the United Kingdom in 1976.
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The Red Room during the administration of Bill Clinton.
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performs in the East Room of the White House in 2012.
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inspect the troops during an official visit in 2019.
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Index


White House
formal visits
president of the United States
Kingdom of Hawaii
Washington
head of state
sovereign
chief of government
federal government of the United States
crown prince
executive presidents

head of state
Kalākaua
Kingdom of Hawaii
Dom Pedro II
Empire of Brazil
Jiang Zemin
Qian Qichen
United Nations General Assembly
Hassan II of Morocco
Gaddafi's Libya
Dilma Rousseff
National Security Agency
spied on her communications
Brazilian government

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