World leaders assemble for the 51st G7 Summit in Alberta, Canada. The Summit was held June 15-17, marking Canada's seventh time hosting the global event. Besides the core G7 nations - Canada, the US, the UK, France, Germany, Italy, and Japan, Canada extended special invitations to leaders from India, Brazil, Australia, South Africa, Mexico, Ukraine, NATO, the UN, and the World Bank. The group was formed in the 1970s to discuss the world economy and now also focuses on areas like climate, health,

The 2025 #G7 Leaders’ Summit is just seven days away. The G7 presidency rotates each year, allowing the host country to set the agenda on pressing global issues. The presiding country: •Sets the G7 agenda •Brings together leaders, ministers and officials to tackle international challenges •Builds consensus and promotes collaboration on pressing global issues This year, Canada is serving as G7 President and will welcome G7 leaders and outreach partners to Kananaskis, Alberta! Learn more about the

Throughout the G7, Summit leaders will work together to help bring prosperity to the entire world. Many discussions will be taking place, looking at: 🍲 Strengthening free and fair trade 💰 Building economic relationships between our countries 💡 Sharing new technologies #G7UK | G7

At the #G7 Summit in Kananaskis, leaders demonstrated a spirit of collaboration as they addressed some of the most urgent global challenges. Over several days of productive discussions, the G7 reaffirmed its shared commitment to global security, economic resilience, and support for Ukraine. The productive conversations held at Kananaskis reflect the G7’s commitment to building a more secure, sustainable, and prosperous future for all. The sense of partnership and shared purpose among G7 members