Processing .....please wait.. 
The article has been forwarded.... 
Obama To Visit Native Indian American Reservation
Washington: U.S. President Barack Obama would travel to a Native American reservation in North Dakota next week on his first presidential trip to an Indian country.
The announcement was made by the U.S. President himself in an op-ed to the Indian Country.
"Six years ago, I made my first trip to Indian Country. I visited the Crow Nation in Montana, an experience I will never forget. Next week, I will return to Indian Country, when Michelle and I visit the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe in Cannonball, North Dakota," Obama wrote.
"We are eager to visit this reservation, which holds a special place in American history as the home of Chief Sitting Bull. And while we are there, I will announce the next steps my Administration will take to support jobs, education, and self-determination in Indian Country," said the U.S. President.
Obama said he will announce new initiatives to expand opportunity in Indian country by growing tribal economies and improving Indian education.
"As I have said before, the history of the United States and tribal nations is filled with broken promises.
But I believe that during my Administration, we have turned a corner together.
READ MORE:
7 Jobs That Create More Stress Than Fun
Digital Media To Drive Job Growth By 2016
Source: PTI
