Rome (May 13, 2017): The G-7 countries have called for taking steps to make the global economy work for everyone.
The call was made in a statement issued at end of the two-day summit of G-7 foreign ministers in Bari, Italy today.
The group, consisting of the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, Italy, and U.K, also called for a renewed common effort against cybercrime.
The agreements, presented in the form of a final statement, are not legally binding but they represent the leaders’ political commitment to follow through.
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