President Joe Biden’s first overseas trip in office will be to the United Kingdom and Belgium in June, according to the White House.

Biden, who traveled widely as President Barack Obama’s vice president and as Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman, will fly to Cornwall on the southwest tip of England to take part in the G-7 summit from June 11-13, White House press secretary Jen Psaki announced in a statement on Friday. He will then travel to Brussels, Belgium, for the NATO summit on June 14 before a separate United States–European Union summit.

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