No Comprehensive Final Declaration Anticipated at G7 Summit
No detailed closing statement expected at G7 summit concluding meeting - Lack of conclusive final statements expected at the G7 summit.
Let's kick things off with some straight talk: The bigwigs of the seven wealthy democratic countries ain't planning on issuing a mammoth joint final declaration at their meet-up with the US President—no sirree! Instead, they're fixin' to churn out select buzzwords on specific topics during their confab in the Rockies from Sunday to Tuesday. That's the gist from German government propaganda in Berlin.
And what topics you ask? Well, we're talkin' 'bout immigration, artificial intelligence, quantum technology, smokin' forests, and rare earth elements. There won't be no collective document on the turmoil in Ukraine and Gaza, nor on climate change or international aid.
This crew right here consists of Canada, the US, Germany, France, the UK, Italy, and Japan. Ever since Russia did a U-turn and started hangin' with the Kremlin over Ukraine, this gang's been all about democracy and Western values. But ever since Trump took the Oval Office, things have been rocky as hell. They're still bumpin' heads on matters like the Ukraine war, climate change, and global trade.
You might remember Trump wreakin' havoc in 2018—he refused to sign off on a final declaration, tweetin' his disapproval mid-flight after the event. That was the last time a joint declaration didn't go down, and this year looks like it's gonna be the same song and dance.
The last time there was just a single-page final declaration was in France in '19, but when Biden took over, things went back to the comprehensive, long-ass declarations they used ta write before Trump.
Now lemme school ya—summary of key terms and locations:
- Final Declaration
- Donald Trump
- Diplomacy
- Berlin
- Ukraine
- Economic Power
- Summit Meeting
- USA
- France
- Canada
- Rocky Mountains
- Gaza
- Artificial Intelligence
EC countries should focus on specific policy matters such as immigration, artificial intelligence, quantum technology, and forest fires at the summit meeting in the Rockies, given that a comprehensive final declaration is not anticipated. The absence of a joint declaration on contentious issues like the turmoil in Ukraine and Gaza, climate change, and international aid is expected, as diplomacy between EC countries, particularly the US, has been strained in recent years.
