Foreign ministers of seven industrialized countries of the world ended the G7 meeting held in Canada on Friday. The G7 meeting ended under the shadow of US President Donald Trump’s tariff policy. The talks affected Trump’s trade and foreign policies as well as his taunts towards Canada.
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Despite the stress, diplomats reported that they were close to reaching a final release after several hours of conversation. Diplomats from the three countries said that they had moved 99 per cent further towards completing the joint statement showing the status of the group.
Quite unity in G7: Melanie Jolie
Meanwhile, Canadian Foreign Minister Melani Jolie said that G7 has considerable unity. He said, ‘We talked about many different issues. We support the American proposal for the ceasefire, which the Ukrainians have supported, and we are waiting for Russia’s response. ‘
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Lammy told the meeting integrated conference
British External Affairs Minister David Lammy said that the group has reached the common condition on the War in Ukraine, Middle East, Africa and Chinese activities in the South China Sea. Lammy described it as an integrated conference and appreciated cooperation between G7 countries. He said, “I am happy with the effort and warmth among the partners in G7.”
Tariff weakens G7’s unity
However, Trump’s heavy tariff on steel and aluminum has weakened the unity of G7. All G7 members are affected by tariffs. But Canada, which is bordering the US, is the most affected. Trump has repeatedly made derogatory comments about Canada and has spoken of making it a 51st state of America, which has increased tension.
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Marco Rubio talked to many foreign ministers
The growing trade war has made relations between the US and its close partners more tense. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met foreign ministers from Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Japan and heard their complaints. Many of them, especially Japanese, appealed to Rubio to protect their country from rigorous trade behavior using their impact on Trump. However, Trump has refused to soften.
We will put maximum pressure on Americans: Jolie
At the same time, Canadian Foreign Minister Jolie spoke to reporters on Friday. During this, he said, “We will put maximum pressure on Americans and will give a message that Trump’s tariffs are harming America.”
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