"Obama and Hollande will consult and coordinate our efforts to assist France's investigation into these attacks, discuss further cooperation as part of the 65-member counter-ISIL coalition, and reiterate our shared determination to confront the scourge of terrorism," the White House said ahead of the meeting.
The meeting in the Oval Office of the White House would be attended by Vice President Joe Biden among others. After the meeting, the two leaders are expected to address a joint news conference at the White House.
"This is a time when the French people are grieving. Knowing that they can count on the most powerful country in the world to have their back, as they determine what's necessary to strengthen homeland security in their own country but also to take the fight to ISIL; I think that will be a source of significant comfort to the French people," he said.
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The two leaders are expected to come out with a joint strategy to defeat the Islamic State.
Meanwhile at the Pentagon, US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter would hold a meeting with his French counterpart.
This would be their first meeting after the November 13 Paris attacks. The two countries have already decided to intensify their intelligence co-operation.