The escalating conflict between Iran and Israel and its potential impact on global energy markets and maritime security are expected to dominate discussions at the Group of Seven (G7) summit, according to international reports.
The summit is taking place at a particularly sensitive moment amid growing geopolitical tensions across several regions of the world.
The war between Iran and Israel and its repercussions for navigation through the Strait of Hormuz are expected to be among the top items on the summit's agenda due to their direct impact on the global economy and energy markets.
The conflict in Ukraine is also expected to feature prominently in discussions alongside developments in the Middle East, as G7 leaders seek to address the broader economic consequences of ongoing international conflicts.
Talks are likely to focus on the impact of geopolitical tensions on global trade flows and supply chains, particularly amid concerns over the security of key maritime routes and strategic waterways.
The summit is also highlighting the growing role of Middle Eastern countries in international affairs, with the participation of Egypt and Gulf states reflecting their increasing importance in addressing regional and global challenges.
G7 countries increasingly view key Middle Eastern states as essential partners in promoting stability, safeguarding energy supplies and contributing to solutions for international crises.
The summit comes as world leaders grapple with multiple challenges, including armed conflicts, energy security concerns and mounting pressures on the global economy.
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