Mr Trump will join the 14 July yearly military parade in Paris, which this year points the 100th commemoration of the passage of the US into World War One.
His association with President Emmanuel Macron has had a rough begin.
Mr Macron has forcefully reprimanded Mr Trump over environmental change and said their handshake when they met in Brussels a month ago was “not blameless”.
Mr Trump’s acknowledgment additionally comes in the midst of perplexity about whether he will take up his state visit to the UK.
Remarkable handshake
Mr Macron’s office affirmed in an announcement that Mr Trump had acknowledged the welcome, while the White House said President Trump looked forward “to reaffirming America’s solid ties of kinship with France”.
“The two pioneers will additionally expand on the solid counter-fear mongering co-operation and monetary association between the two nations, and they will talk about numerous different issues of common concern,” the White House proclamation said.
Nine planes from the French Air Force Patrouille de France discharge trails of red, white and blue smoke, the shades of French national banner as they partake in a fly over amid the Bastille Day parade on the
The match have not precisely observed eye to eye since Mr Macron was chosen.
The French president has extremely censured Mr Trump’s choice to haul out of the Paris atmosphere accord.
He seized Mr Trump’s decision expression “make America awesome once more”, moving it toward “make the planet extraordinary once more”, doing as such in one video close by Arnold Schwarzenegger.
At the point when the two pioneers met surprisingly on 25 May in Brussels, in front of a Nato summit, the meeting was striking for the handshake between the two men.
The clumsy experience saw each hold the other’s hand so solidly that their knuckles turned white.
The fiery grasp proceeded for a few seconds as Mr Macron and Mr Trump looked at each other steadily in the eye until the point when the US president endeavored to separate.
Mr Macron later said the handshake was “not pure”.
Bastille Day denotes the date in 1789 when a crowd raged the jail on the site in Paris, beginning the French Revolution.
The current year’s Bastille Day will likewise convey a solemn note.
A year ago, no less than 84 individuals were murdered, including more than 10 youngsters, when a lorry pummeled through a swarm as they celebrated in the southern French city of Nice.
Mr Trump’s acknowledgment of the French welcome comes as his UK visit stays noticeable all around.
A week ago, there was no say of Mr Trump’s UK visit in the Queen’s Speech to Parliament, as is conventional when setting out state visits for the year.
The US president acknowledged the Queen’s welcome for him to go to Britain when Prime Minister Theresa May went to Washington in January.
In any case, there have been reports that Mr Trump altered his opinion and did not have any desire to visit while there was potential for challenges him.
It is a long way from certain he will maintain a strategic distance from them in France.
Left-wing legislator Jean-Luc Mélenchon stated: “Donald Trump is fierce and has no explanation behind being here.”