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According to the report, the Japanese government is concerned about the possibility of France inviting China to next year's Group of Seven summit in the European country, which could undermine the G-7's unity against China.
The report said that last month, Bloomberg reported that French President Emmanuel Macron was considering inviting Chinese President Xi Jinping to the G-7 summit, which is scheduled to be held in Evian, eastern France, in June next year.
The report added that Japan attaches importance to the unity of the G-7, which shares basic values and strategic interests such as liberal democracy and the rule of law," Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi said at a press conference on Friday.
According to a senior Foreign Ministry official, Macron has long intended to invite China to a G-7 summit.
In addition, on Thursday, Macron met with Xi Jinping in Beijing and expressed his willingness to boost cooperation between the G-7 and China to address economic imbalances.
Source: Jiji Press
The report said that last month, Bloomberg reported that French President Emmanuel Macron was considering inviting Chinese President Xi Jinping to the G-7 summit, which is scheduled to be held in Evian, eastern France, in June next year.
The report added that Japan attaches importance to the unity of the G-7, which shares basic values and strategic interests such as liberal democracy and the rule of law," Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi said at a press conference on Friday.
According to a senior Foreign Ministry official, Macron has long intended to invite China to a G-7 summit.
In addition, on Thursday, Macron met with Xi Jinping in Beijing and expressed his willingness to boost cooperation between the G-7 and China to address economic imbalances.
Source: Jiji Press