Group photo of the G7: Charles Michel (President of the European Council), Mario Draghi (Prime Minister of Italy), Justin Trudeau (Prime Minister of Canada), Emmanuel Macron (President of France), German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, Joe Biden (President of the USA), Boris Johnson (Prime Minister of Great Britain), Fumio Kishida (Prime Minister of Japan) and Ursula von der Leyen (President of the EU Commission).

Group of 7 Development policy outcomes of Germany’s G7 Presidency

Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine, dramatic food shortages and rising food prices in many parts of the world, the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and heatwaves and droughts: the global community is facing a wide range of complex challenges that can only be resolved in collaboration with developing and emerging economies.

Germany’s G7 Presidency was guided by this insight and has been able to deliver some important development policy successes at the end of a dynamic G7 year. We fully agree with our partners that we need to move forward faster to reach the goals of the 2030 Agenda. We will therefore work together to push forward and implement our G7 agreements at the international level.


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Development policy outcomes of Germany’s G7 Presicency in 2022

File type PDF | Date of status 01/2023 | File size 240 KB, Pages 5 Pages | Accessibility Accessible
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G7 Leaders' Communiqué

File type PDF | Date of status 06/2022 | File size 262 KB, Pages 28 Pages
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Overview of the G7 documents External link

Here you can find all the current documents and statements of the G7.

Elmau Progress Report 2022 – transparency on the G7’s development policy progress

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Elmau Progress Report 2022

File type PDF | Date of status 06/2022 | File size 5 MB, Pages 300 Pages

The BMZ took the lead role in preparing this comprehensive accountability report, which informs the heads of state and government on the progress made towards implementing their development and development-related policy commitments.

The report also highlights where further efforts are required.


Joe Biden (President of the USA), Boris Johnson (Prime Minister of Great Britain), Fumio Kishida (Prime Minister of Japan), Ursula von der Leyen (President of the EU Commission), Charles Michel (President of the European Council), Mario Draghi (Prime Minister of Italy), Justin Trudeau (Prime Minister of Canada), Emmanuel Macron (President of France) and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz at the beginning of the Second Working Session.
Joe Biden (President of the USA), Boris Johnson (Prime Minister of Great Britain), Fumio Kishida (Prime Minister of Japan), Ursula von der Leyen (President of the EU Commission), Charles Michel (President of the European Council), Mario Draghi (Prime Minister of Italy), Justin Trudeau (Prime Minister of Canada), Emmanuel Macron (President of France) and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz at the beginning of the Second Working Session.


Final communiqués of the meeting of the G7 development ministers

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G7 Development Ministers’ Meeting Communiqué

Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals in times of multiple crises

File type PDF | Date of status 05/2022 | File size 251 KB, Pages 24 Pages
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Chair’s Summary – “Response to Multiple Crises on the African Continent – focusing on Food Security”

File type PDF | Date of status 05/2022 | File size 126 KB, Pages 5 Pages
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Statement by the G7 Development Ministers on the global effects of Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine

File type PDF | Date of status 05/2022 | File size 475 KB, Pages 6 Pages
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Chairs’ Summary – Joint Working Session of the G7 Development and Health Ministers

Supporting vaccine equity and pandemic preparedness in developing countries

File type PDF | Date of status 05/2022 | File size 207 KB, Pages 4 Pages

19 May 2022 Recording: Closing press conference of the G7 development ministers

You can watch a recording of the presentation of the results of the two-day meeting in Berlin here.

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News

G7 Development Ministers’ Meeting
Participants of the meeting of the G7 development ministers in Berlin during a working session

Global Alliance for Food Security launched Internal link

19 May 2022 |

The G7 Development Ministers agreed today to launch a Global Alliance for Food Security as a way to combat the hunger crisis that is threatening the world. Federal Development Minister Svenja Schulze had proposed such an alliance at the Spring Meeting of the World Bank and had received support for her proposal from World Bank President Malpass.

Joint Statement
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G7 Presidency, World Bank Group Establish Global Alliance for Food Security to Catalyze Response to Food Crisis Internal link

19 May 2022 |

The “Global Alliance for Food Security” (GAFS), jointly convened by the Group of Seven (G7) Presidency and the World Bank Group to catalyze an immediate and concerted response to the unfolding global hunger crisis, was launched at the G7 Development Ministers meeting today in Berlin, Germany.

As at: 16/01/2023