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    G7 foreign Ministers meet

    • May 29, 2021
    • Posted by: OptimizeIAS Team
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    G7 foreign Ministers meet

    Subject: International Organizations

    Context: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Friday, in what was their second meeting after they met on May 3 on the sidelines of the G-7 Foreign Ministers’ meeting in London.

    Concept:

    About G7

    • It is an intergovernmental organisation that was formed in 1975.
    • The bloc meets annually to discuss issues of common interest like global economic governance, international security and energy policy.
    • The G7 does not have a formal constitution or a fixed headquarters. The decisions taken by leaders during annual summits are non-binding.
    • The groundwork for the summit, including matters to be discussed and follow-up meetings, is done by the “sherpas”, who are generally personal representatives or members of diplomatic staff such as ambassadors.
    • The leaders of important international organizations like European Union, IMF, World Bank and the United Nations are also invited.

    Issues:

    • Not all of the G7 countries are among the most advanced now. India is both a military and economic giant but isn’t part of the G7.
    • So, its expansion, just like that of the United Nations Security Council, is called for.
    G7 foreign Ministers meet International Organisations
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