Foreign Minister S Jaishankar will arrive in London on Monday for a four-day visit to Britain. He will attend the meeting of the Foreign Ministers of the G-7 countries there. The G-7 is a group of the world’s richest countries. India has been invited as a guest country in it.
Covid’s situation will be discussed in the Foreign Ministers’ meeting on the world order
According to the Ministry of External Affairs, Jaishankar will hold a meeting with the foreign ministers of the G-7 countries from May 3 to 6. He will then discuss bilateral issues with Britain’s Foreign Minister Dominic Raab and other leaders. The member countries of the G-7 who will take part in the meeting are Britain, America, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, and Japan.
G-7 meeting will discuss ways to deal with the situation arising out of the epidemic
The G-7 meeting will mainly consider ways to deal with the situation arising out of the Kovid-19 epidemic. Apart from this, the issues including the changes in the environment will also be discussed with which the world is facing at this time.
This is the first meeting of the G7 Foreign Ministers in which all will be present face to face.
This is the first meeting of the G-7 foreign ministers in the last two years in which all will be present face to face. Earlier high-level meetings have taken place on a virtual basis due to Corona infection. Earlier in April 2019, the G-7 foreign ministers met in France. The situation remains largely under control after the second wave of Corona infection in Britain.
Britain invites ASEAN Secretary-General to the meeting as G7 Chairman
As the chairman of G-7, Britain has also invited the Secretary-General of India, Australia, South Korea, South Africa, Association of Southeast Asian Nations, ASEAN.
Thank you for helping Qatar
Before leaving for the UK, Jaishankar spoke to Qatar‘s Deputy Prime Minister Sheikh Muhammad bin Abdulrahman Al Thani over the phone on Sunday. The situation of Corona infection was discussed between the two leaders. Meanwhile, Jaishankar thanked Thani for sending oxygen-related material to Qatar amidst the difficulty of Corona infection in India.
