"The two leaders will meet for a private conversation, followed by an expanded bilateral meeting," the White House said in a statement.
The two leaders will look to deepen cooperation in addressing global conflicts and promoting economic prosperity on both sides of the Atlantic, it went on to say.
23 April 2018, 08:33 GMT
"The President and Prime Minister will also recognize the historical and cultural ties between our countries, which underpin the bilateral relationship," the administration added.
According to the press release, the United States values Italy as an important ally within the NATO military alliance, a leading partner in Afghanistan and Iraq, and a nation that is key to stability in the Mediterranean region.
