G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Fiuggi-Anagni, Italy

The G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting to be held in Fiuggi and Anagni from 25 to 26 November 2024 will be the second to be hosted in Italy in 2024, after the one held in Capri from 17 to 19 April.

Under the Italian Presidency, the G7 Foreign Ministers have also met, in recent months, on the sidelines of major international events in Munich, Washington and New York.

In the complex international scenario, the aim is to strengthen the G7’s role as the main forum for consultation among the major liberal democracies and as a factor for stability in the face of the major crises taking place at the global level.

As in Capri, the agenda of the Fiuggi Ministerial Meeting will focus on the main issues at the heart of the international debate, starting with the situation in the Middle East following Hamas’s brutal terrorist attack against Israel on 7 October 2023. Among the topics under discussion will be the serious humanitarian crisis in Gaza, the situation in Lebanon, the one in the Red Sea, and the need to promote a credible political horizon for the region that guarantees peace and security, from the perspective of “two Peoples, two States”.

A discussion on the war in Ukraine in the face of Russia’s aggression is also planned. The Italian Presidency intends to confirm the G7’s full military, political, economic and financial support for Kyiv, aiming for a comprehensive, just and lasting peace. Among other things, Italy will host the Ukraine Reconstruction Conference on 10-11 July 2025.

The stability of the Indo-Pacific, a priority region for political balances and world trade, will be discussed.

Major regional issues and global topics will also find their way into the debate.

Source – Italian G7 Presidency