Macron to convene the G7 countries and China for an economic summit
On June 12, French President Emmanuel Macron will host a special video conference with the G7 countries, China, and the International Monetary Fund, focused on addressing global economic imbalances and stimulating economic growth.
The event will be titled the “Global Convergence for Growth Summit.”
It will be attended by representatives from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, the United States, China, and the International Monetary Fund.
In addition, representatives from countries invited to the G7 summit, including Brazil, India, South Korea, Kenya, and Egypt, will join the discussion.
The Élysée Palace noted that the conference “signals a renewed willingness on the part of China, the United States, and Europe to participate in a coordinated economic approach.”
The French administration also emphasized that “addressing global macroeconomic imbalances is a priority” for President Macron.
Among France’s key goals are restoring a strong industrial base in Europe and balancing trade relations with China and the United States.
The results of the video conference are expected to be an important step in preparations for the G7 leaders’ summit, which will take place in France on June 15–17.
The Élysée Palace announced this on Wednesday, Le Figaro reports.
French President Emmanuel Macron plans to organize a video conference between the G7 countries and China to discuss the issue of global trade imbalances. The online meeting could take place on June 11, on the eve of the G7 leaders’ summit, which France will host next week.
French President Emmanuel Macron plans to organize a video conference involving the G7 countries and China to discuss global trade imbalances.
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