Yn ddiweddar, fe wnes i ymweld â'r Unol Daleithiau am dri diwrnod, gan deithio i Atlanta, Georgia a Birmingham, Alabama i hyrwyddo ein cysylltiadau economaidd ac atgyfnerthu ein cysylltiadau diwylliannol unigryw. Roedd yr ymweliad yn cynnwys arwyddo Cytundeb Cyfeillgarwch Rhyngwladol rhwng Cymru a Birmingham, a chyfarfodydd gyda busnesau a sefydliadau economaidd y rhanbarth. Cwrddais hefyd â swyddogion blaenllaw yr Unol Daleithiau, y Dalaith a'r Ddinas ac arweinwyr o fudiad hawliau sifil Alabama. Fel rhan o’r ymweliad, siaradais ochr yn ochr â Barnwr Goruchaf Lys yr Unol Daleithiau, Ketanji Brown Jackson, ar wahoddiad Eglwys y Bedyddwyr 16‌th‌ Street wrth iddynt goffáu 60 mlynedd ers bomio hiliol eu heglwys, gweithred o gasineb a hawliodd fywydau pedair merch ifanc.
I recently undertook a three-day visit to the USA, travelling to Atlanta, Georgia and Birmingham, Alabama to promote our economic ties and strengthen our unique cultural bonds. The visit included the signing of an International Friendship Pact between Wales and Birmingham, and meetings with businesses and economic institutions from the region. I also met with prominent US, State and City officials and leaders from Alabama’s civil rights movement. As part of the visit, I spoke alongside US Supreme Court Justice, Ketanji Brown Jackson, at the invitation of the 16thStreet Baptist Church as they commemorated the 60thanniversary of the racist bombing of their church; an act of hate which claimed the lives of four young girls.