First Minister Carwyn Jones is in the USA on a visit to raise the profile of Wales. The Welsh Labour leader is spent three days in Washington before moving on to New York to take part in a series of meetings and events.
First Minister Carwyn Jones is to travel to the USA in an attempt to raise the profile of Wales.
The Welsh Labour leader will spend three days in Washington, before moving on to New York.
The visit will include the launch of the 'Friends of Wales Caucus', made up of Congressmen and women with Welsh links.
They'll promote Wales in Washington by staging events on Capitol Hill and raising Welsh interest at the heart of US Government.
Mr Jones will also launch a walking tour in New York, celebrating famous Swansea-born writer Dylan Thomas, who reportedly died in the Big Apple after a marathon drinking session.
He's also planning to stage a number of business meetings with key US investors, including Airbus and the CEO of New York Stock Exchange.
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