PARIS: Foreign ministers from the Group of Seven (G7) gathered in Paris to discuss global security, international stability and responses to major crises, with discussions covering regions from Sudan and the Horn of Africa to the Indo-Pacific.
The meeting highlighted the importance of effective global governance, resilient humanitarian supply chains and stronger collective action to address international challenges.
Canada’s Minister Anand led discussions with fellow foreign ministers on several key security and diplomatic priorities, including defending Ukraine’s sovereignty, maintaining pressure on Russia and strengthening security and cooperation in the Arctic.
The discussions also focused on protecting vital maritime routes, supporting humanitarian assistance to Gaza and restoring security in Haiti to create conditions for credible elections.
As part of its efforts to address international security threats, Canada announced sanctions against suppliers linked to Russia’s missile programme and Iranian entities supporting the regime’s nuclear and ballistic missile activities.
Canada also pledged $40 million to help repair the protective structure at the Chornobyl nuclear site following a Russian drone strike.
The G7 discussions reflected the importance of international cooperation in addressing security threats, humanitarian challenges and regional instability.
Through coordinated diplomatic efforts and collective responses, participating countries emphasized the need to strengthen global stability and support international security.
