G7 Summit in France to Tackle Global Inequality and Geopolitical Crises

The G7 summit, chaired by France, is being held in the French city of Avienne on June 1. The heads of state of the G7 countries as well as several partner countries have been invited. The G7 members are Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK, and the US. In addition, France has invited India, Brazil, Kenya, and South Korea as partner countries. The official agenda of the G7 in France is to reduce global inequality in order to deal with the serious imbalances of the global economy. In addition, multilateralism, strengthening the value chains of critical minerals are also part of the official agenda. In addition, the G7 chaired by France, solving geopolitical crises, ensuring online security, preventing organized crime, discussing new rules and structures of the global governance are also part of the official agenda. But in the G7, more than the official agenda, the Middle East Iran conflict is being discussed. Experts from the G7 are also coming to the Middle East to take part in the Middle East.