In addition to Alberto Fernandez, four other countries will make up the gathering of the world’s most industrialized nations; South Africa, India, Indonesia and Senegal were also called up
a st 7 – The group of the most industrialized countries in the world, made up of Germany, Canada, the United States, France, Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom – formally extended on Wednesday, the first, a call to Argentina To make up the list of countries that will meet at the end of June in Bavaria, a state located in southeastern Germany. Olaf Schulz, the German chancellor, confirmed the invitation of Argentine President Alberto Fernandez. Recently, the leader of the Casa Rosada met Schulz in Berlin and French President Emmanuel Macron. In addition to the only South American country, South Africa, India, Indonesia and Senegal will sit down with the G7 nations to discuss global policies. Without a formal criterion for selecting a country to invite to join the industrial meeting, Brazil You did not receive an invitation to attend the meeting.
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