G7, from Ukraine to the Indo-Pacific: towards the final declaration

This is the profile of the final declaration of the G7, as predicted by Daniel Okay, an American journalist

BARI – The key points will concern Ukraine, with the promise of a “long-term” commitment; then the “humane” and “fair” use of artificial intelligence is highlighted and also a warning to China in terms of economic policy: this is the profile of the final declaration of the G7, in Daniel Okay’s prediction , American journalist. Based in Washington, the reporter works for the Japanese media group NHK. His is a global perspective but it still starts from Europe, in particular from Ukraine. “The conflict with Russia is the main focus of this summit” underlines the reporter. “I believe that the G7 leaders feel a lot of pressure, in particular to show the world that the commitment to Kiev is long-term: in the final declaration the focus will be on this, with the reference to the commitment for annual financing of 50 billion dollars”.

There will then be references to artificial intelligence in the document. “Today the Pope is talking about it and in recent months it has also been discussed a lot in the United States” says Okay. “Washington calls for a humane and fair use of AI and could find precisely these words in the declaration”.
The issues of the Indo-Pacific are also highlighted, the theme of a session of the summit scheduled today, dedicated to “economic security” in the region. “In the statement” underlines the American reporter, “China will be mentioned, with its economic policy and in particular the super-production capacity of sectors such as electric cars and solar panels”.