The G7 Summit is opened in Canada with drivers to deal with trade wars while hoping to avoid collision with Trump

A group of seven leaders meet in Canada with issues such as Israel and Iran’s conflict and US tariffs high in the agenda, while the peoples hope to avoid clashes with US President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly threatened to add to the host country.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Karny said his priorities are strengthening of peace and security, creating critical mineral supply chains and creating a job. But Trump’s tariffs are expected to be around the world and conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine will receive great attention during the summit.

Israel and Iran launched new attacks on each other by Monday, increasing deaths in the conflict that began with the Israeli attack on Friday.

The G7 official said the executives are planning to make a joint statement calling for a de -accurity in the conflict.

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German Chancellor Friedrich Mercs told reporters that his summit’s goals include Iran not to acquire nuclear weapons, ensuring Israel’s right to defend itself, avoiding escalation of conflict and creating a place for diplomacy.

“This issue will be very high on the agenda of the G7 Summit,” Mercs said.

Iran has claimed that its nuclear program is calm, and the US Intelligence Agency and the International Atomic Energy Agency have announced that Iran was not performing a nuclear weapon.

The last Canada hosted a summit in 2018, Trump left before, when the then Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudea was denied “very dishonest and weak” and prompted the US delegation left behind to refer to the final announcement supported by Japan’s leaders, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, Germany and Canada.

“I have instructed our US representatives not to support communication when we look at tariffs for cars flowing in the US market!” Trump inserted X, which was still known as Twitter at the time.

The remarkable image of this summit was about Trump, who sat with his hands, defiantly folded when the then German Chancellor Angela Merkel looked at him.

This time, Trump’s heavy tariffs are at risk of global economic slowdown for many countries, and conflicts in Ukraine, Gaza and now between Israel and Iran do not see no horizons.

Other issues affecting world leaders include immigration, drug trafficking and new technologies such as artificial intelligence.

Diplomats said Canada removed the idea of ​​a traditional comprehensive joint communication and would instead issue summaries of the President in an attempt to avoid diplomatic disaster and maintain links with the United States

A Canadian senior official told reporters that Ottawa wants to focus on activities with seven members – Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the US could be taken together.

Asked when he left the White House on Sunday, if he plans to disclose all trade agreements at the summit, Trump said, “We have our own trade transactions. All we have to do is send a letter,” That’s what you will have to pay. “But I think we will have some new trade transactions.”

The United Kingdom reached a trading system with the US, which included quotas to protect against some tariffs, while the 10% base line would remain.

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A US -senior official on Friday said the discussion would cover trade and global economy, critical minerals, migrant and drug smuggling, fires, international security, artificial intelligence and energy security.

“The president wants to achieve his goals in all these areas, including American trade relations, is honest and mutual,” the official said.

Trump will have at least three scheduled bilateral meetings at the summit with other world leaders, including Karnia, Mexican President Claudia Scheinbaum and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Reuters and Associated Press participated in this report.