The upcoming G7 summit hosted by France will place the wars in the Middle East and Ukraine at the center of discussions, with U.S. President Donald Trump confirmed to attend.

Summit Schedule and Participating Leaders

The summit is scheduled to take place from June 15 to 17, bringing together leaders from France, the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the United States, alongside representatives of the European Union.

Key Issues on the G7 Agenda

According to diplomats, discussions will primarily focus on international crisis management, particularly the ongoing tensions in the Middle East and the continuing Russia–Ukraine war.

Limited Expectations for Major Breakthroughs

Reuters reports that major breakthroughs on core issues are unlikely, including complex topics such as global economic stability and securing critical mineral supply chains involving China.

Background on the G7 Format

Established over 50 years ago, the G7 has traditionally served as a forum for addressing major geopolitical and economic challenges, although it rarely produces binding resolutions on key global issues.

Notably, this year’s summit schedule was adjusted to accommodate President Trump’s request, ensuring the dates do not conflict with his birthday celebrations.