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G7 Presidency in 2022 German G7 Presidency comes to an end

The German G7 Presidency is now due to end – Japan will be the next to take over the baton on 1 January 2023. Germany’s year-long G7 Presidency came at a time of global crises. Together, the G7 has been resolute in addressing these crises and achieving progress towards an equitable world.

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A challenging year is coming to an end for the German G7 Presidency, which we are now handing over - as well as this Twitter channel - to our Japanese friends. We wish them every success and look forward to further cooperation! #G7GER

Bundeskanzler Olaf Scholz @Bundeskanzler
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A retrospect in pictures The German G7 Presidency 2022

Germany assumed the G7 Presidency in 2022 – a responsible task in challenging times, not least due to Russia’s attack on Ukraine.
A retrospect in pictures.

G7 Summit at Schloss Elmau

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Further G7 consultations

Meetings of the G7 ministers

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Germany’s G7 Presidency The most important questions and answers about the G7

Who is in the G7 and what does it stand for? How does the G7 work and what has it achieved to date? The most important questions and answers at a glance.

G8 / G20