Trump's Schedule
Sunday: Summit with leaders from the Middle East, Africa and Asia in Riyadh.
Monday: Trump travels to Jerusalem, where he will meet with the Israeli president and prime minister.
Tuesday: Meeting with Palestinian president in Bethlehem. Visit to Western Wall.
Wednesday: Trump meets with Pope Francis at the Vatican. He will also meet with the Italian president before traveling to Belgium.
Thursday: NATO meeting in Brussels. Trump departs to Sicily.
Friday: Trump attends G-7 summit and meets with regional leaders.
Saturday: Trump heads back to Washington.
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