G7 Foreign Ministers Meet in Paris as Canada's Anita Anand Advances Ukraine and Arctic Agenda
Foreign ministers of the Group of Seven (G7) met in Paris, France, on November 9-10, with Canada's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Anita Anand, attending and advancing Canada's agenda. France holds the G7 presidency in 2026, and the ministers of the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Japan took part, while the foreign ministers of Ukraine, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and South Korea were invited to selected sessions.
Anand said in Paris that Canada arrived with an ambitious agenda: as conflict, economic coercion and geopolitical competition shift the balance of power, the decisions made today will shape the international order of tomorrow. She said she was working with her counterparts to defend Ukraine's sovereignty, strengthen security and cooperation in the Arctic, secure vital maritime routes and support stability in Haiti, advancing the partnerships and economic resilience that give Canada greater control over its future, guided by Canada's National Security Strategy.
According to the French Foreign Ministry's published agenda, the ministers coordinated responses to international crises and reviewed support for Ukraine, including its capacity, financing and energy needs. France had signaled before the meeting that it might not produce a joint communiqué.
(Source: Global Affairs Canada)
Source: Global Affairs Canada
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