G7 is a big moment for Carney. Here are five things to watch

The leaders of some of the richest countries in the world descended in a luxurious mountain hostel located in Rocky Canada to the summit of this year’s group.

The elite gathering comes at a time when Western allies face many crises, from conflicts on three continents to global economic instability.

Canada chairs the Group of Seven this year and will host the leaders of Italy, the United States, France, Germany, the United Kingdom and Japan in Kananascis, Alberta. A set of simplified priorities focused on the global economy and security has promised.

But Mark Carney’s planned agenda was carefully raised by Iran’s conflict. Iran.

It is his first major international gathering as Canadian Prime Minister.

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This summit is scheduled to be a test of its ability to achieve three noble goals that he presented to Canada – where he played a leadership role on the world stage, and becomes the strongest economy of G7 and the weaning of American dependency.

Now the Iran issue was suddenly shooting at the summit of the Group of Seven agenda, a topic that will be difficult to find.

But there is one clear thing. Carney will be closely monitored on how US President Donald Trump, who repeatedly undermined Canada.

John Curton, director of the G7 Research Group at the University of Toronto, says the audit will start from his arrival ceremony, as he will need to show that he is treating Trump equally. And keep it in the examination when the meetings are ongoing.

The summit provides the ability to secure some Canadian victories, and possibly new commercial and security deals with the United States, which last month in Washington.

At that meeting, Carney, the president gave some golf equipment from the Cannascis Rural Club, a course with picturesque views in the vicinity of the summit, which is tightly controlled.

The summit takes place amid a global trade war started by Trump, which uses the customs tariff as a way to balance trade relations. He said that the United States “was looted, looted, raped and looted by near and far nations, both friend and enemy.”

It also comes at a time when the World Bank expects that the global economy will witness the slowest decade of growth since the 1960s, as the impact of American definitions is perceived, which makes it possible that there are some embarrassing conversations – or “Frank”, in the diplomatic language – in this family gathering.

A discussion on the global economy will start on Monday morning.

But Trump’s victory in the elections in November has turned the global agenda until after trade. The assembly provides the president with an opportunity to secure victories over some of his other priorities, such as immigration, critical minerals, security and drug trafficking – all on the agenda later in the day.

The president has met with all his counterparts in the Group of Seven since he took office, but he will hold individual meetings on the margin-he actually got Carne in his memoirs on Monday morning.

This will be the second time for Trump in Canada as an American president, the first is a competing summit in Charleviks, Quebec, in 2018 shortly after slapping the steel and aluminum tariffs in Canada, Mexico and Europe.

Charlevoix was not forgotten to end it in a state of skepticism and chaos – which was taken in a famous image of the former German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who faces Trump’s challenging while the other world leaders and US aides looked at.

The leaders to agree on the language have struggled on the global trade of the final statement – a moment that was taken in the form of Merkel – before Trump left the summit early.

He went to Singapore to sit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un while he was deployed in the Air Force, which was aimed at Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the time.

Many tensions have been still relevant today.

Carney hoped to avoid a similar deviation, and Sky News told last month that the lesson he took from this bombing “is to be fixed – say the same thing separately as you do in public places, he says the same things after the summit as you do during the summit.”

A senior government official said last week that the Group of Seven is “a consensus body. We are working together.”

Time in mind, Canada chose to avoid the final statement completely in favor of six short joint data on forest fires, critical minerals and other main agenda elements.

Canada’s priorities focus sharply on building stronger economies and promoting peace and security, including harnessing the power of artificial intelligence and immunizing critical metal supply chains.

Although there are no widespread obligations in climate change, they were combined into the agenda, a senior government official at a press conference this week, pointing to an attempt to improve the international joint response to the threat of growing global forest fires.

It was the worst season of wildfire in Canada in 2023, and this year may be on the right path to be the second worst. Smoke caused by fire has led to a championship from North America and Europe and could be a clear reminder of the delegates in Kananascis to threaten.

Ukraine is the subject of another urgency on the agenda, as President Folomers Zelinski was in the hope of discussing the continuous support of his country, sanctions against Russia and future funding for the reconstruction efforts.

On Tuesday morning, this conflict will focus, as Ukraine is expected to pressure more sanctions on Russia.

Carney also placed fighting foreign overlap – especially overlap in global diaspora societies – on the agenda of the summit, which led to the possibility of tense discussions with some of the leaders present who are not part of the Group of Seven.

As a host, Canada also invites the leaders who are permanently unrelated to the seven members, and Carney gave a number to his presence, some of which are more controversial than others.

As we mentioned, there will be zlensky.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be a guest, as Carney said there are important discussions that India, as a major economic power, should be part of it.

Moody’s presence comes amid very tense relations between the two countries due to the killing of the Sikh separatist leader on Canadian soil.

Canada accused India of carrying out that the targeted killing Hardip Singh Niger two years ago received the invitation of the Group of Seven a violent reaction between some of the Canadians Sikhs.

Mexico President Claudia Shinbom has confirmed that she will be in Kananascis and expects to sit with Trump for the first time.

Its presence paves the way for talks on North American trade, which was raised by the Trump tariff.

Carney also called on the leaders of Europe, NATO and its counterparts from Australia, South Africa, South Korea, Indonesia and Brazil.