US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan announced today, Saturday, that the Group of Seven (G7) countries will issue a statement related to a common approach towards China.
Sullivan indicated that the members of the group are looking forward to de-escalating tension and removing risks with China to resolve outstanding issues, by strengthening joint cooperation and not separating from it. Beijing.
Sullivan said - in statements reported by the American "Al-Hurra" channel - that the summit identified a set of common elements on how to deal with China, explaining that what is reflected in the final statement includes the main elements that the G-7 countries agree on regarding dealing with Beijing.
Sullivan added that the statement would indicate that each country has its own independent relationships and approaches, even though the seven countries are united in a set of common elements.
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