President Claudia Sheinbaum began on Tuesday her participation in the G7 leaders of the Canada G7, marked by the Frustrated Meeting with US President Donald Trump, who left the appointment early before the war escalation in the Middle East.
The meeting planned with Trump was the first face to face among the leaders of the two neighboring countries and was framed within the growing bilateral tensions by the tariff war triggered by Washington, as well as the controversy by the raids to migrants and the proposal in the EU Congress to apply a 3.5% rate to the remittances sent from the country.
From Mexico City, the Secretary of the Interior, Rosa Icela Rodríguez, subtracted weight from the cancellation of the expected meeting between Trump and Sheinbaum.
“The meeting between both heads of state can take place at another time. It was not the only cancellation (which Donald Trump did), they were with several other meetings. It will be postponed for another date, we do not know what the president’s agenda is, but later it will occur,” Rodriguez said at the daily press conference.
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Sheinbaum plans to participate in the plenary session of the G7
Sheinbaum plans to participate in the plenary session of the G7, after being invited by the Canadian Prime Minister, Mark Carney, where international peace issues, economic cooperation, global security and climate change will be discussed.
Likewise, he will hold a trilateral meeting with the president of the European Council, António Costa, and the president of the European Commission, Úrsula von der Leyen.
Subsequently, he will meet with the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, and will also hold a bilateral encounter with the German chancellor, Friedrich Merz.
Finally, he will close his agenda with a meeting with the host, Mark Carney.
Sheinbaum is in Canada, in what is his third international trip since he assumed the presidency on October 1, 2024, accompanied by a high -level delegation that includes the Secretaries of Economics, Marcelo Ebrard; of the Treasury, Édgar Amador; and foreign relations, Juan Ramón de la Fuente.
With EFE information.
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