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G7

Grouping of 7 and the European Wedlock
G7 leaders during the emergency coming together virtually the 2014 Russian annexation of Crimea, hosted by the Netherlands
The G7-states (blue) and the European Marriage (teal) Member states and key leaders: United States President Joe Biden Great britain Prime Minister Boris Johnson Canada Prime Government minister Justin Trudeau France President Emmanuel Macron Germany (2022 Host) Chancellor Olaf Scholz Italian republic Prime Minister Mario Draghi Nippon Prime Government minister Fumio Kishida European Matrimony Commission President Ursula von der Leyen Council President Charles Michel
Abridgement	G7
Predecessor	Grouping of Eight (G8) (reversion)
Formation	25 March 1973 ("Library Group") 1st G6 summit: xv November 1975
Founder	"Library Group": George Shultz Helmut Schmidt (also 1st G6 summit) Valéry Giscard d'Estaing (also 1st G6 summit) Anthony Hairdresser (Richard Nixon) (Willy Brandt) (Georges Pompidou) (Edward Heath) 1st G6 summit: Gerald Ford Harold Wilson Aldo Moro Miki Takeo
Founded at	Washington, D.C. ("Library Group") Rambouillet (1st G6 meridian)
Type	Informal club
Purpose	Political, Economic
Fields	International politics
Membership (2021)	7 (and the EU)
Funding	Member states
Website	g7germany.de
Formerly called	Library Group Group of 6 (G6) Grouping of Eight (G8)

The Group of Vii (G7) is an inter-governmental political forum consisting of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, The United Kingdom, and the United States. Its members are the world's largest International monetary fund advanced economies and wealthiest liberal democracies;^{[one] [ii]} the group is officially organized around shared values of pluralism and representative government.^[three] Every bit of 2020, the collective grouping accounts for a little over 50 percent of global net wealth (which is $418 trillion),^[4] 32 to 46 per centum of global gross domestic product,^{[n 1]} and about 770 one thousand thousand people or 10 per centum of the world's population.^[5] Virtually members are great powers in global affairs and maintain mutually shut political, economic, social, legal, environmental, military, religious, cultural, and diplomatic relations. Since the start of 2022, Germany has taken over the presidency of the G7.^[6]

Originating from an advertizement hoc gathering of finance ministers in 1973, the G7 has since become a formal, loftier-profile venue for discussing and analogous solutions to major global issues, particularly in the areas of trade, security, economics, and climate change.^[7] Each member land's head of regime or caput of state, forth with the Commission President and Council President of the European Union, run into annually at the G7 tiptop; other high-ranking officials of the G7 and the Eu meet throughout the year. Representatives of other states and international organizations are often invited every bit guests, with Russia having been a formal fellow member (as function of the Group of Eight) from 1997 to 2014.

The G7 is non based on a treaty and has no permanent secretariat or role; its presidency rotates annually amidst the member states, with the presiding country setting the group'south priorities, and hosting and organizing its summit. While lacking a legal or institutional basis, the G7 is considered to wield significant international influence;^[8] information technology has catalyzed or spearheaded several major global initiatives, including efforts to combat the HIV/AIDS pandemic, provide financial aid to developing countries, and accost climate change through the 2015 Paris Agreement.^{[8] [three] [9]} The group has been criticized for its allegedly outdated and limited membership, narrow global representation, and ineffectualness;^[x] it is besides opposed by anti-globalization groups, which often protestation at summits.

History [edit]

Origins [edit]

The concept of a forum for the capitalist globe'south major industrialized countries emerged before the 1973 oil crisis. On 25 March 1973, the U.Due south. Secretary of the Treasury, George Shultz, convened an informal gathering of finance ministers from West Frg (Helmut Schmidt), French republic (Valéry Giscard d'Estaing), and the Uk (Anthony Barber) earlier an upcoming meeting in Washington, D.C. U.Due south. President Richard Nixon offered the White House every bit a venue, and the coming together was subsequently held in its library on the ground floor;^[xi] the original group of iv consequently became known as the "Library Group".^[12] In mid-1973, at the Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the Earth Bank, Shultz proposed the add-on of Japan, which all members accepted.^[11] The informal gathering of senior financial officials from the U.Southward., U.K., W Germany, Japan, and France became known every bit the "Grouping of Five".^[13]

In 1974, all 5 members endured sudden and often troubled changes in leadership. French President Georges Pompidou abruptly died, leading to two rounds of presidential elections in a single year that were closely won by Valéry Giscard d'Estaing. W High german Chancellor Willy Brandt, American President Richard Nixon, and Japanese Prime number Minister Kakuei Tanaka all resigned due to scandals. In the United Kingdom, a hung ballot led to a minority government whose subsequent instability prompted another election the aforementioned year. Consequently, Nixon's successor, Gerald Ford, proposed a retreat the following year for the grouping's new leaders to learn near one another.

Kickoff summit and expansion [edit]

At the initiative of Giscard d'Estaing and his High german counterpart, Helmut Schmidt, France hosted a three-mean solar day summit in November 1975, inviting the Group of Five plus Italy, forming the "Group of Six" (G6).^[14] Taking place at the Château de Rambouillet, the meeting focused on several major economic issues, including the oil crisis, the collapse of the Bretton-Woods organization, and the ongoing global recession.^[fifteen] The result was the xv-point "Declaration of Rambouillet", which, amidst other positions, appear the grouping's united commitment to promoting free trade, multilateralism, cooperation with the developing world, and rapprochement with the Eastern Bloc.^[16] The members also established plans for time to come gatherings to take place regularly every yr.

In 1976, British Prime number Minister Harold Wilson, who had participated in the first G6 pinnacle, resigned from role; Schmidt and Ford believed the group needed an English speaker with more than political feel, and advocated for inviting Pierre Trudeau, who had been Prime Minister of Canada for eight years – significantly longer than any G6 leader. Canada was also the next largest avant-garde economy after the G6 members.^[17] The summit in Dorado, Puerto Rico afterward that year became the beginning of the current Group of Seven (G7).^[15]

In 1977, the United Kingdom, which hosted that yr's summit, invited the European Economic Community to bring together all G7 summits; first in 1981, it had attended every gathering through the president of the European Commission and the leader of the state holding the presidency of the Council of the European union.^[xviii] Since 2009, the then-newly established Council President of the European union, who serves as the Union's principal foreign representative, also regularly attends the summits.

Rising profile [edit]

Until the 1985 Plaza Accord, meetings between the seven governements' finance ministers were not public knowledge. The Accord, which involved only the original Group of Five, was announced the 24-hour interval before it was finalized, with a communiqué issued after.^[nineteen] The 1980s besides marked the G7's expanded concerns beyond macroeconomic issues, namely with respect to international security and conflict; for example, it sought to address the ongoing conflicts betwixt Islamic republic of iran and Iraq and between the Soviet Union and Afghanistan.

Post-obit the 1994 summit in Naples, Russian officials held separate meetings with leaders of the G7. This informal organization was dubbed the "Political 8" (P8), colloquially the G7+one. At the invitation of the G7 leaders, Russian President Boris Yeltsin was invited first as a guest observer, afterwards every bit a full participant. After the 1997 coming together, Russian federation was formally invited to the next meeting and formally joined the group in 1998, resulting in the Group of Eight (G8).^[15] Russia was an outlier in the group, as information technology lacked the national wealth and financial weight of other members, had never been a major advanced economic system, and was not yet an established liberal democracy.^{[20] [21]} Its invitation, made during a difficult transition to a mail service-communist economy, is believed to take been motivated by a desire to encourage its political and economical reforms and international engagement.

Russia's membership was suspended in March 2014 in response to its annexation of Crimea.^[22] Members stopped brusk of permanently ejecting the country,^[23] and in subsequent years expressed an openness or express desire to reinstate Russian participation. Nonetheless, Russia announced its permanent departure in 2017; the post-obit year, the G7 announced further sanctions on the country for its intervention in Ukraine. In 2020, U.Southward. President Donald Trump, backed by Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, advocated for Russia's return; all other members rejected the proposal, and Russia expressed no interest.^[24]

Renewed calls for expanded membership [edit]

There take been diverse proposals to expand the G7. The U.S.-based Atlantic Council has held the "D-x Strategy Forum" since 2014 with representatives from what it calls "leading democracies" which support a "rules-based autonomous order": Australia, Canada, French republic, Frg, Italia, Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom, and the United states of america, plus the European Union. Several democratic countries – including India, Indonesia, Poland, and Spain – participate as observers.^[25] Centered around a similar mandate equally the G7, the D-x has been considered by some analysts to be an alternative to the group;^[26] This is also favored by various remember tanks and British leader Boris Johnson.^[25]

In 2019 under Putin, Russia had signaled back up for the inclusion of China, India, and Turkey if the U.S. reinstates the Russian membership.^[27]

In 2020 nether Trump, the U.Due south. had signaled support for the inclusion of Australia, Brazil, India, and Republic of korea, plus the reincorporation of Russian federation.^{[28] [29]}

Boris Johnson invited members Commonwealth of australia and South korea to the June 2021 G7 superlative.^[26] India was as well invited to the 2021 peak, so every bit to "deepen the expertise and experience around the table" along with the other guests, according to a U.1000. government statement.^[30]

In 2021, French jurist and consultant Eric Garner de Béville, a member of the Cercle Montesquieu, proposed Spain'southward membership to the G7.^[31] American Chargé d'Affaires in Spain, Conrad Tribble, stated that the United states "enthusiastically supports" a "greater" part of Castilian leadership at the international level.^[32]

Activities and initiatives [edit]

Host venues of G7 summits in Europe

Host venues of G7 summits in N America

Host venues of G7 summits in Nihon

The G7 was founded primarily to facilitate shared macroeconomic initiatives in response to contemporary economic bug; the first gathering was centered around the Nixon shock, the 1970s energy crisis, and the ensuing global recession.^[33] Since 1975, the group has met annually at summits organized and hosted by whichever country occupies the annually-rotating presidency;^[34] since 1987, the G7 Finance Ministers accept met at to the lowest degree semi-annually, and up to iv times a yr at stand-solitary meetings.^[35]

Get-go in the 1980s, the G7 broadened its areas of concern to include issues of international security, human rights, and global security; for case, during this period, the G7 concerned itself with the ongoing Islamic republic of iran-Iraq State of war and Soviet occupation of Afghanistan.^[34] In the 1990s, it launched a debt-relief program for the 42 heavily indebted poor countries (HIPC);^[36] provided $300 million to help build the Shelter Construction over the damaged reactor at Chernobyl;^[37] and established the Financial Stability Forum to assistance in "managing the international monetary organisation".^[38]

At the turn of the 21st century, the G7 began emphasizing appointment with the developing world. At the 1999 summit, the group helped launch the G20, a like forum made up of the G7 and the next thirteen largest economies (including the European union), in guild to "promote dialogue between major industrial and emerging market countries";^[38] the G20 has been touted past some of its members as a replacement for the G7.^[39] Having previously announced a plan to cancel 90% of bilateral debt for the HIPC, totaling $100 billion, in 2005 the G7 announced debt reductions of "upwardly to 100%" to be negotiated on a "case past case" basis.^[40]

Following the global financial crunch of 2007–2008, which was the worst of its kind since the 1970s,^[41] the G7 met twice in Washington, D.C. in 2008 and in Rome the post-obit February.^{[42] [43]} News media reported that much of the globe was looking to the grouping for leadership and solutions.^[44] G7 finance ministers pledged to have "all necessary steps" to stalk the crisis,^[45] devising an "aggressive activeness plan" that included providing publicly-funded capital infusions to banks in danger of failing.^[46] Some analysts criticized the grouping for seemingly advocating that private governments develop their own responses to the recession, rather than cohere around a united effort.^[47]

In subsequent years, the G7 has faced several geopolitical challenges that have led some international analysts to question its credibility,^[48] or propose its replacement by the G20.^[49] On 2 March 2014, the G7 condemned the Russian Federation for its "violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine" through its war machine intervention.^[50] The grouping likewise appear its commitment to "mobilize rapid technical assist to support Ukraine in addressing its macroeconomic, regulatory and anti-corruption challenges", while adding that the International Budgetary Fund (International monetary fund) was all-time suited to stabilizing the country's finances and economy.^[50]

In response to Russia'southward subsequent annexation of Crimea, on 24 March the G7 convened an emergency coming together at the official residence of the Prime Government minister of kingdom of the netherlands, the Catshuis in The Hague; this location was chosen because all G7 leaders were already present to attend the 2014 Nuclear Security Summit hosted past the Netherlands. This was the first G7 meeting neither taking place in a member state nor having the host leader participating in the meeting.^[51] The upcoming G8 summit in Sochi, Russia was moved to Brussels, where the EU was the host. On 5 June 2014 the G7 condemned Moscow for its "standing violation" of Ukraine's sovereignty and stated they were prepared to impose further sanctions on Russia.^[52] This meeting was the start since Russia was suspended from the G8,^[52] and after information technology has non been involved in any G7 summit.

The G7 has continued to take a potent stance against Russian federation'south "destabilising behaviour and malign activities" in Ukraine and elsewhere effectually the earth, following the joint communique from the June 2021 tiptop in the U.Grand.^[53] The group also chosen on Russia to address international cybercrime attacks launched from within its borders, and to investigate the use of chemical weapons on Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.^[53] The June 2021 top also saw the G7 commit to helping the world recover from the global COVID-nineteen pandemic (including plans to help vaccinate the entire world); encourage further action against climate change and biodiversity loss; and promote "shared values" of pluralism and commonwealth.^[thirty]

Pinnacle organization [edit]

The annual G7 summit is attended past each member's head of regime.^[54] The member land belongings the G7 presidency is responsible for organizing and hosting the year's summit. The series annual summits can exist parsed chronologically in arguably singled-out means, including as the sequence of host countries for the summits has recurred over time and series.^[55] Mostly every country hosts the height one time every seven years.^[56]

Besides a main meeting in June or July a number of other meetings may take place throughout the year; in 2021 for example, seven tracks existed for finance (iv-5 June 2021), environmental (20 and 21 May 2021), health (three - 4 June 2021), merchandise (27 - 28 May 2021), interior (7–9 September) digital and technology (28-29 April 2021), development (3 - 5 May 2021) and foreign ministers.^[57]

List of summits [edit]

#	Appointment	Host	Host leader	Location held	Notes
1st	xv–17 November 1975	French republic	Valéry Giscard d'Estaing	Château de Rambouillet, Yvelines	The beginning and last G6 summit.
2nd	27–28 June 1976	United states	Gerald R. Ford	Dorado, Puerto Rico[58]	Also called "Rambouillet Two". Canada joined the grouping, forming the G7. [58]
tertiary	7–8 May 1977	United Kingdom	James Callaghan	London, England	The President of the European Commission was invited to bring together the annual G7 summits.
quaternary	16–17 July 1978	West Germany	Helmut Schmidt	Bonn, Due north Rhine-Westphalia
5th	28–29 June 1979	Japan	Masayoshi Ōhira	Tokyo
6th	22–23 June 1980	Italy	Francesco Cossiga	Venice, Veneto	Prime Minister Ōhira died in office on 12 June; Foreign Government minister Saburō Ōkita led the delegation that represented Japan.
7th	20–21 July 1981	Canada	Pierre East. Trudeau	Montebello, Québec
8th	4–6 June 1982	France	François Mitterrand	Versailles, Yvelines
9th	28–30 May 1983	United States	Ronald Reagan	Williamsburg, Virginia
tenth	7–9 June 1984	United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland	Margaret Thatcher	London, England
11th	2–4 May 1985	Due west Deutschland	Helmut Kohl	Bonn, North Rhine-Westphalia
12th	four–vi May 1986	Nihon	Yasuhiro Nakasone	Tokyo
13th	8–10 June 1987	Italy	Amintore Fanfani	Venice, Veneto
14th	19–21 June 1988	Canada	Brian Mulroney	Toronto, Ontario
15th	fourteen–xvi July 1989	France	François Mitterrand	Paris, Paris
16th	9–11 July 1990	The states	George H. West. Bush-league	Houston, Texas
17th	fifteen–17 July 1991	United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland	John Major	London, England
18th	6–eight July 1992	Deutschland	Helmut Kohl	Munich, Bavaria	The starting time G7 summit in reunified Germany.
19th	7–9 July 1993	Japan	Kiichi Miyazawa	Tokyo
20th	8–10 July 1994	Italy	Silvio Berlusconi	Naples, Campania
21st	xv–17 June 1995	Canada	Jean Chrétien	Halifax, Nova Scotia
22nd	27–29 June 1996	France	Jacques Chirac	Lyon, Rhône	The first tiptop to debut international organizations, namely the United Nations, World Depository financial institution, International Monetary Fund, and the Globe Trade Organization.[59]
23rd	20–22 June 1997	Us	Bill Clinton	Denver, Colorado	Russia joined the group, forming the G8.
24th	xv–17 May 1998	United Kingdom	Tony Blair	Birmingham, West Midlands
25th	18–xx June 1999	Germany	Gerhard Schröder	Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia	The first meridian of the G20 major economies at Berlin.
26th	21–23 July 2000	Nihon	Yoshirō Mori	Nago, Okinawa	South Africa was invited to the acme for the kickoff time, and was thereafter invited annually without interruption until the 38th G8 summit in 2012. With permission from a G8 leader, other nations were invited to the summit on a periodical basis for the first fourth dimension. Nigeria, People's democratic republic of algeria, and Senegal accepted their invitations here. The Globe Wellness Organization was also invited for the first time.[59]
27th	21–22 July 2001	Italia	Silvio Berlusconi	Genoa, Liguria	Leaders from Bangladesh, Mali, and El Salvador accepted their invitations here.[59] Demonstrator Carlo Giuliani was shot and killed by the Carabinieri during a violent demonstration. One of the largest and near violent anti-globalization motion protests occurred during the acme.[sixty] Post-obit those events and the September 11 attacks two months afterward in 2001, the summits take been held at more remote locations.
28th	26–27 June 2002	Canada	Jean Chrétien	Kananaskis, Alberta	Russia gained permission to officially host a G8 Summit.
29th	i–3 June 2003	French republic	Jacques Chirac	Évian-les-Bains, Haute-Savoie	The G8+five was unofficially formed when Mainland china, India, Brazil, and United mexican states were invited to this acme for the first time (the other fellow member of the +5 was South Africa). Other first-time nations that were invited by the French president included Egypt, Morocco, Kingdom of saudi arabia, Malaysia, and Switzerland.[59]
30th	8–x June 2004	United States	George West. Bush	Sea Island, Georgia	A record number of leaders from 12 different nations accustomed their invitations here. Amongst a couple of veteran nations, the others were: Ghana, Afghanistan, Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan, Turkey, Yemen, and Uganda.[59] The state funeral of former President Ronald Reagan took identify in Washington during the summit. Many of the G8 leaders attended this funeral, along with 20 other heads of state.
31st	6–8 July 2005	U.k.	Tony Blair	Gleneagles, Scotland	The G8+5 was officially formed. On the 2nd day of the coming together, suicide bombers killed 52 people on the London Undercover and a bus. Ethiopia and Tanzania were invited for the outset time. The African Wedlock and the International Energy Agency made their debut here.[59] 225,000 people took to the streets of Edinburgh equally office of the Make Poverty History campaign calling for Trade Justice, Debt Relief and Ameliorate Aid. Numerous other demonstrations also took place challenging the legitimacy of the G8.[61]
32nd	fifteen–17 July 2006	Russia (G8 member, not G7)[20]	Vladimir Putin	Strelna, Saint Petersburg	The just G8 top held in Russia. The International Atomic Energy Agency and UNESCO made their debut here.[59]
33rd	6–8 June 2007	Germany	Angela Merkel	Heiligendamm, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern	Seven different international organizations accepted their invitations to this summit. The System for Economic Co-functioning and Development and the Commonwealth of Independent States made their debut here.[59]
34th	seven–9 July 2008	Japan	Yasuo Fukuda	Tōyako, Hokkaidō	Australia, Indonesia, and Republic of korea accepted their G8 summit invitations for the first time.[59]
35th	8–10 July 2009	Italia	Silvio Berlusconi	L'Aquila, Abruzzo	This G8 meridian was originally planned to be held in La Maddalena (Sardinia), but was moved to Fifty'Aquila every bit a way of showing Prime Government minister Berlusconi's want to help the region after the 2009 50'Aquila earthquake.[62] With 15 invited countries, it was the most heavily attended summit in the history of the group. Angola, Denmark, Netherlands, and Kingdom of spain accepted their invitations for the first time.[63] A record of 11 international organizations were represented in this superlative. For the get-go time, the Food and Agriculture Organization, the International Fund for Agricultural Development, the Earth Food Plan, and the International Labour Organization accepted their invitations.[64]
36th	25–26 June 2010[65]	Canada	Stephen Harper	Huntsville, Ontario[66]	Malawi, Colombia, Haiti, and Jamaica accepted their invitations for the first time.[67]
37th	26–27 May 2011	French republic	Nicolas Sarkozy	Deauville,[68] [69] Calvados	Republic of guinea, Niger, Côte d'Ivoire, and Tunisia accepted their invitations for the first time. The League of Arab States made its debut in the meeting.[70]
38th	xviii–19 May 2012	United States	Barack Obama	Camp David, Maryland	The summit was originally planned for Chicago, along with the NATO summit[71], just on five March 2012 an official announcement was made that the tiptop would be held at the more private location of Camp David, and starting one twenty-four hours earlier than previously scheduled.[72] The 2nd peak in which one of the leaders, in this example Vladimir Putin, declined to participate. The top concentrated on the core leaders only, as no non-G8 leaders or international organizations were invited.
39th	17–eighteen June 2013	United Kingdom	David Cameron	Lough Erne, County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland[73]	Every bit in 2012, only the core members of the G8 attended this meeting. The four primary topics that were discussed hither were trade, authorities transparency, tackling tax evasion, and the ongoing Syrian crisis.[74]
40th	iv–v June 2014	European Marriage	Herman Van Rompuy José Manuel Barroso	Brussels, Kingdom of belgium	This height was originally planned to be held in Sochi, Russian federation, but was relocated, with Russia disinvited, due to the latter's looting of Crimea.[75] [76] Thus, the grouping reverted from G8 back to G7. (There was an emergency meeting in March 2014 in The Hague.)
41st	vii–8 June 2015	Germany	Angela Merkel	Schloss Elmau, Bavaria[77]	The peak was focused on the global economy, as well as on key bug regarding strange, security, and development policy.[78] The Global Apollo Programme was also on the agenda.[79]
42nd	26–27 May 2016[80] [81]	Nippon	Shinzō Abe	Shima, Mie Prefecture[82]	The G7 leaders aimed to accost challenges affecting the growth of the world economy, like slowdowns in emerging markets and drops in price of oil. The G7 also issued a warning to the U.k. that "a United kingdom exit from the Eu would reverse the tendency towards greater global trade and investment, and the jobs they create and is a further serious risk to growth."[83] Commitment to an Eu–Japan Costless Merchandise Agreement.
43rd	26–27 May 2017[84]	Italy	Paolo Gentiloni	Taormina, Sicily[85]	The G7 leaders emphasized common endeavours: catastrophe the Syrian crunch, fulfilling the United nations mission in Libya, and reducing the presence of ISIS, ISIL, and Da'esh in Syrian arab republic and Iraq. North korea was urged to comply with UN resolutions, and Russian responsibility for the Ukrainian disharmonize was stressed. Supporting economic activeness and ensuring cost stability was demanded, while inequalities in trade and gender were called to exist challenged. It was agreed to help countries in creating weather that accost the drivers of migration: ending hunger, increasing competitiveness, and advancing global wellness security.[86] [87]
44th	eight–9 June 2018	Canada[88]	Justin Trudeau	La Malbaie, Québec	The summit took place at the Manoir Richelieu. Prime Government minister Trudeau announced five themes for Canada's G7 presidency, which began in Jan 2018. Climate, along with commerce trades, was one of the master themes. "Working together on climatic change, oceans and clean free energy."[89] The final statement contained 28 points. The states President Donald Trump did non agree to the economical section of the final argument.[90] The G7 members also announced to recall sanctions and to exist ready to take further restrictive measures confronting Russia for its failure to implement the Minsk Protocol completely.[91]
45th	24–26 Baronial 2019	France[92]	Emmanuel Macron	Biarritz, Pyrénées-Atlantiques	It was agreed at the acme that the Globe Trade System, "with regard to intellectual property protection, to settle disputes more swiftly and to eliminate unfair trade practices", "to simplify regulatory barriers and modernize international taxation within the framework of the OECD", "to ensure that Islamic republic of iran never acquires nuclear weapons and to foster peace and stability in the region", and "to support a truce in Libya that will lead to a long-term ceasefire." The meridian too addressed the Russian military intervention in Ukraine and the 2019 Hong Kong anti-extradition bill protests.[93] [94] [95] [96]
46th	Cancelled	United States (planned)[92]	Donald Trump (planned)	Camp David, Maryland (planned)	The summit was originally to be held in Camp David, Maryland, simply was officially postponed on 19 March 2020 due to the concerns over the worldwide coronavirus pandemic, and was planned to be replaced by a global videoconference,[97] merely in the end, no coming together was held.
47th[98]	11–13 June 2021	United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland	Boris Johnson	Carbis Bay, Cornwall, England[99]	The summit reached provisional agreement on a global minimum corporate tax rate of 15%.[100]
48th	26–28 June 2022	Federal republic of germany[86]	Olaf Scholz	Schloss Elmau, Bavaria[101]
49th	TBD, 2023	Japan[86]	TBD	TBD
50th	TBD, 2024	Italia[86]	TBD	TBD

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Current leaders [edit]

Member	Representative(s)		Government minister of Finance		Central Bank Governor
Canada	Prime Minister	Justin Trudeau	Minister of Finance	Chrystia Freeland	Governor	Tiff Macklem
France	President	Emmanuel Macron	Minister of the Economic system and Finance	Bruno Le Maire	Governor	François Villeroy de Galhau
Deutschland	Chancellor	Olaf Scholz	Government minister of Finance	Christian Lindner	President	Jens Weidmann
Italy	Prime Minister	Mario Draghi	Minister of Economy and Finance	Daniele Franco	Governor	Ignazio Visco
Nihon	Prime Minister	Fumio Kishida	Minister of Finance	Shunichi Suzuki	Governor	Haruhiko Kuroda
Britain	Prime Minister	Boris Johnson	Chancellor of the Exchequer	Rishi Sunak	Governor	Andrew Bailey
United states	President	Joe Biden	Secretary of the Treasury	Janet Yellen	Chair	Jerome Powell
European Spousal relationship	Quango President[102]	Charles Michel	Commissioner for Economic system	Paolo Gentiloni	President	Christine Lagarde
	Commission President[102]	Ursula von der Leyen

Fellow member country information [edit]

The G7 is composed of the seven wealthiest avant-garde countries. The People's Republic of China, according to its data, would be the second-largest with 17.90% of the globe net wealth,^[103] just is excluded considering the International monetary fund and other primary global institutions do not consider People's republic of china an advanced country^{[ commendation needed ]} and because of its relatively low net wealth per adult and Homo Development Alphabetize.^[xx] Equally of 2021, Crédit Suisse reports the G7 (without the European Union) represents effectually 53% of the global internet wealth;^[104] including the Eu, the G7 accounts for over 60% of the global net wealth.^[104]

Fellow member	Merchandise mil. USD (2014)	Nom. GDP mil. USD (2019)[105]	PPP GDP mil. USD (2019)[105]	Nom. GDP per capita USD (2019)[105]	PPP Gdp per capita USD (2019)[105]	HDI (2017)	Population (2014)	Permanent members of Un Security Council	DAC	OECD	Economical classification (International monetary fund)[106]
Canada	947,200	i,736,426	1,920,997	46,271	51,190	0.926	35,467,000	North	Y	Y	Advanced
French republic	1,212,300	2,715,818	3,228,039	41,896	49,798	0.901	63,951,000	Y	Y	Y	Avant-garde
Germany	2,866,600	three,861,550	four,672,006	46,472	56,226	0.936	lxxx,940,000	Northward	Y	Y	Advanced
Italy	948,600	2,001,466	two,665,524	33,159	44,160	0.880	threescore,665,551	Due north	Y	Y	Avant-garde
Nippon	1,522,400	5,079,916	five,450,654	xl,255	43,193	0.909	127,061,000	North	Y	Y	Advanced
United Kingdom	1,189,400	two,830,764	3,254,845	42,378	48,727	0.922	64,511,000	Y	Y	Y	Advanced
United states	iii,944,000	21,433,225	21,433,225	65,253	65,253	0.924	318,523,000	Y	Y	Y	Advanced
European Union (2014)	4,485,000	18,527,116	eighteen,640,411	36,645	36,869	0.899	505,570,700	N/A	Y	Northward/A	Emerging and Developing / Advanced[107]

Member facts [edit]

• 7 of the 9 elevation-ranked advanced economies with the electric current largest Gross domestic product and with the highest national wealth (United States, Japan, Germany, Britain, France, Italian republic, Canada).^[108]
• seven of the 15 meridian-ranked countries with the highest cyberspace wealth per capita (Usa, France, Nippon, United Kingdom, Italian republic, Canada, Deutschland).
• seven of 10 top-ranked leading consign countries.^[109]
• 5 of ten top-ranked countries with the largest gold reserves (U.s., Germany, Italy, French republic, Japan).
• 7 of 10 summit-ranked economies (past nominal GDP), co-ordinate to latest (2016 information) International monetary fund's statistics.
• 4 countries with a nominal Gross domestic product per capita above Usa$forty,000 (United States, Canada, Federal republic of germany, Japan).
• 4 countries with a sovereign wealth fund, administered by either a national or a land/provincial government (United States, France, Canada, Italy).^[110]
• seven of xxx top-ranked nations with large amounts of foreign-exchange reserves in their central banks.
• 3 out of 9 countries having nuclear weapons (French republic, UK, United States),^{[111] [112]} plus 2 countries that accept nuclear weapon sharing programs (Germany, Italian republic).^{[113] [114]}
• all v of the members of the NATO Quint (U.S., U.1000., French republic, Germany, Italia) and Canada is also fellow member of Five Optics intelligence gathering body with U.S. and U.Chiliad.
• 6 of the 9 largest nuclear energy producers (Usa, French republic, Japan, Frg, Canada, Great britain), although Germany announced in 2011 that information technology will close all of its nuclear power plants by 2022.^[115] Following the 2011 Tōhoku convulsion and tsunami, Japan shut down all of its nuclear reactors.^[116] Nonetheless, Japan restarted several nuclear reactors, with the refueling of other reactors underway.
• 7 of the x meridian donors to the Un budget for the 2016 almanac financial year.
• v countries with an HDI for 2018 of 0.9 and higher (United States, Germany, United Kingdom, Canada, Japan).
• 2 countries with the highest credit rating from Standard & Poor'south, Fitch, and Moody's at the same time (Canada and Germany).^[117]
• three countries are constitutional monarchies (United kingdom, Canada, Japan), two are presidential or semi-presidential republics (France, United States) and 2 are parliamentary republics (Federal republic of germany and Italy).
• iv countries are located in Europe (France, Germany, Italia, United Kingdom), ii in North America (Canada, United states of america) and i in Asia (Japan).

Criticism and controversy [edit]

2014 pause and subsequent exclusion of Russia [edit]

In March 2014 Russia was suspended by G7 members from the political forum G8 following the looting of Crimea. In Jan 2017, Russia appear it would permanently leave the G8, which came into effect June 2018.^{[118] [119] [120] [121] [122]}

2015 protests [edit]

About 7,500 protesters led by the grouping 'Stop-G7' demonstrated during the meridian. Virtually 300 of those managed to reach the 3 m high and 7 km long security argue surrounding the pinnacle location despite Federal republic of germany's immense efforts to prevent it and despite its remote location – the luxury hotel Schloss Elmau at the foot of the Wetterstein mountains (altitude of 1,008 m (3,307 ft) in a higher place bounding main level). The protesters questioned the legitimacy of the G7 to make decisions that could affect the whole world. Authorities had banned demonstrations in the closer area of the tiptop location and xx,000 law were on duty in Southern Bavaria to go on activists and protesters from interfering with the summit.^{[123] [124]}

2018 Trump conflict over tariffs and Russia [edit]

The 2018 meeting in Charlevoix, Canada, was marred by fractious negotiations concerning tariffs and Donald Trump's position that Russia should be reinstated to the G7. The Trump assistants had simply imposed steel and aluminum tariffs on many countries, including European countries that are young man members of the G7, and Canada, the host land for the 2018 coming together. Trump expressed dismay at Canadian Prime number Government minister Trudeau for holding a press conference in which Canada restated its position on tariffs (a public criticism of Trump's economic policy), and directed his representatives at the coming together to non sign the economic section of the joint communiqué that is typically issued at the conclusion of the meeting. German language Chancellor Angela Merkel described Trump's behavior as a "depressing withdrawal," while French President Emmanuel Macron invited him "to be serious."^[125] In the last statement signed by all members except the US, G7 appear its intention to recall sanctions and to be ready to accept further restrictive measures within the next months against the Russian federation for its failure to completely implement the Minsk Agreement.^[91]

Trump repeated calls for Russian federation to be re-admitted to the group in the 2019 meeting in Biarritz, saying it should exist included in discussions relating to Islamic republic of iran, Syria, and Northward Korea. The Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte supported Trump's proposal, Shinzo Abe of Nihon was neutral, and the rest of the G7 pushed dorsum against the suggestion, after which the atmosphere allegedly became "tense".^{[ commendation needed ]}

2019 Amazon rainforest fires and Brazil [edit]

U.S. President Donald Trump's reiteration that Russian federation should be readmitted to the group (see above), instigation of a merchandise war with China, increased tensions in Islamic republic of iran, Trump'south declared reluctance to attend the briefing and a number of international crises made the 2019 G7 meeting in Biarritz, France the most divided since its inception. Post-obit Trump's previous rescinding of his signature to a joint communiqué agreed in 2018 due to an declared slight from Canadian Prime Government minister Justin Trudeau (meet in a higher place), French President Emmanuel Macron agreed that the group would non issue a joint communiqué at the Biarritz briefing.^[126]

The G7 nations pledged United states of america$20 million to help Brazil and other countries in Due south America to fight the wildfires. This money was welcomed, although it was widely seen as "relatively pocket-size amount" given the calibration of the trouble.^[127] Macron threatened to cake a major merchandise deal between European Union and Brazil (Mercosur) that would benefit the agricultural interests accused of driving deforestation.^[128]

See also [edit]

• Listing of G7 leaders
• Build Back Ameliorate World
• Developed land
• E7 (countries)
• G4 (EU)
• G6 (Eu)
• Grouping of 8 (G8)
• G8+5
• G10 currencies
• Group of Twelve (G12)
• G20
• Listing of country groupings
• List of multilateral gratuitous-trade agreements
• NATO Quint
• Great ability

Notes [edit]

1. ^ Depending on whether nominal values or purchasing ability parity is used.

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External links [edit]

• 2022 G7 presidency Germany
• 2021 G7 presidency United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland
• G7/8 Information Heart – Academy of Toronto

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