India participated as an Outreach Country in 51st G7 Summit (2025) held in Kananaskis, Canada.
The 51st G7 Summit (2025) Summit Outcomes:
- Kananaskis Wildfire Charter: Aligns with commitments to halt and reverse deforestation and forest and land degradation by 2030 globally (Glasgow Leaders' Declaration on Forests and Land Use, 2021)
- The Charter was endorsed by India.
- Launched G7 Critical Minerals Action Plan: It builds on the Five-Point Plan for Critical Minerals Security established during Japan's G7 Presidency in 2023. (Also, endorsed by India).
- Also, G7 committed to strengthen World Bank-led Resilient and Inclusive Supply Chain Enhancement (RISE) Partnership.
- G7 Condemned Transnational Repression (TNR): TNR is an aggressive form of foreign interference whereby states or their proxies attempt to intimidate, harass, harm or coerce individuals or communities outside their borders.
- Commit to Prevent migrant smuggling: Through the G7 Coalition to Prevent and Counter the Smuggling of Migrants and the 2024 G7 Action Plan to Prevent and Counter the Smuggling of Migrants.
- Canada as G7 presidency launched: The G7 GovAI Grand Challenge and will host a series of “Rapid Solution Labs” to design innovative, scalable solutions addressing key barriers to AI adoption within the public sector.
- Intends to close digital divides in line with the United Nations Global Digital Compact.
Addressing the G7 Outreach Session, the Prime Minister put forth pressing questions for the international community:
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