European allies should not worry about the United States' commitment to NATO, Mark Rutte, the chief of the military alliance, said on Tuesday, speaking before a summit that is likely to sign off a big new spending goal.

The U.S. and other world leaders are preparing for NATO’s 2025 summit where a new defense spending pledge will be negotiated.

President Donald Trump’s first appearance at NATO since returning to the White House was supposed to center on how the U.S. secured a historic military spending pledge from others in the alliance

NATO allies agreed over the weekend to set a defense spending target of five percent of GDP, satisfying one of Trump’s top demands. And NATO chief MARK RUTTE looked to keep the discussion The summit is just slated to include one joint meeting of the leaders and produce a “very concise and crisp” statement in lieu of past summits’ detailed communiqués.