LONDON (AN) —The Group of Seven summit wrapped up on Sunday vowing to end the COVID-19 pandemic, fight climate change and incorporate U.S. President Joe Biden's pledge to “build back better” on a global scale.
Promises to provide 1 billion more coronavirus vaccine doses, address China's human rights record and step up efforts to combat corruption, ransomware attacks and forced labor in global supply chains also were priorities in the United Kingdom-hosted G-7 summit’s traditional, final communiqué, a 25-page document negotiated over three days of meetings along Carbis Bay in Cornwall, England.
Geopolitics — Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) — Sustainable Development Goals — Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI) — Europe — European Union (E.U.) — Gavi the Vaccine Alliance — Global Issues — Good Friday Agreement 1998 — Greenpeace International — Group of 20 (G-20) — Group of Seven (G-7) — North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) — Northern Ireland Protocol 2020 — Sino-British Joint Declaration 1985 — Americas — World Health Organization (WHO) — Asia-Pacific
