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Conclusion of the Reagan–Gorbachev Washington summit

Name: Conclusion of the Reagan–Gorbachev Washington summit
Start: 1987-12-10
Location: United States

The multi-day Washington summit between President Reagan and General Secretary Gorbachev concluded following meetings and follow-up discussions after the signing of the INF Treaty.

The summit reinforced momentum toward deeper arms-control cooperation and further diplomatic engagement between the two superpowers.

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Event Details

Date: December 10, 1987
President: Ronald Reagan
Category: Foreign Policy
Era: Cold War Era

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