This was stated by a White House spokesperson in a statement in Washington on Saturday.
Trump and Macron last met at a NATO summit in Brussels in July, where the U.S. president chastised members of the alliance that have not met its defense spending targets.
At the summit, Macron said France would meet the NATO goal of spending 2.0 percent of GDP on defense by 2024. Trump caused an uproar when he pressed alliance members to reach the target by January.
Source: Radio Pakistan