2017 Italy G7 Summit
Calendar and Agenda
(February 22, 2017 #8)
2017 Taormina Summit, Italy (May 26-27)
2017
January
1
12-13
20
24-25
25-26
26-27
26-27
30-31
February
2-3
2-3
3
14-15
22-24
March
1-2
9-10
10
20-21
23-24
30-31
30-31
April
3-5
4-5
7-8
9-10
10-11
11-12
12-13
20-21
26-27
27-28
May
Location
Italy G20 Presidency begins
Foreign Affairs Sous Sherpa (FASS) Meeting #1
G7 Health Experts Working Group #1
G7 Accountability Working Group #1
NGO Strategy Meeting
G7 Sherpa Meeting #1
Non Proliferation Directors Group (NPDG)
Political Directors Meeting
G7 Cyber Group Meeting #1
G7 Food Security Working Group Meeting #1
EU Leaders’ Summit to address migration crisis
Nuclear Safety and Security Working Group Meeting (NSSG) #1
Global Partnership Working Group (GPWG) #1
Foreign Affairs Sous Sherpa (FASS) Meeting #2
G7 Accountability Working Group Meeting #2
G7 Health Experts Working Group #2
G7 Sherpa Meeting #2
Non Proliferation Directors Group (NPDG) #2
G7 Culture Ministers’ Meeting
B7 Summit
Rome
Rome
Malta
Florence
Rome
G7 Roma/Lyon Group Meeting #1
Foreign Affairs Sous Sherpa (FASS) Meeting #3
W7 meeting
G7 Energy Ministers’ Meeting
G7 Foreign Affairs Ministers’ Meeting
G7 Accountability Working Group Meeting #3
Nuclear Safety and Security Working Group Meeting (NSSG) #2
Civil G7 meeting (organized by the Italian government)
G7 Sherpa Meeting #3
G7 Food Security Working Group Meeting #2
Rome
Lucca
Rome
4-5
11-13
26-27
June
11-12
21-22
23
July
August
September
26-27
28-29
30 – Oct 1
October
3-5
10-11
14-15
November
5-6
14-15
15-17
December
31
January 1, 2018
Foreign Affairs Sous Sherpa (FASS) Meeting #4
G7 Finance Minsters’ and Central Bank Governors’ Meeting
G7 Leaders’ Summit
Bari
Taormina, Sicily
G7 Environment Ministers’ Meeting
G7 Transport and Infrastructure Ministers’ Meeting
G7 Health Experts Working Group #3
Bologna
Cagliari
G7 Ministers of Industry and Information and Communication
Technologies Meeting
G7 Science Ministers’ Meeting
G7 Labor Ministers’ Meeting
Turin
G7 Roma/Lyon Group Meeting #2
Nuclear Safety and Security Working Group Meeting (NSSG) #3
G7 Agriculture Ministers’ Meeting
G7 Health Ministers’ Meeting
Non Proliferation Directors Group (NPDG) #3
Global Partnership Working Group (GPWG) #2
Turin
Turin
Bergamo
Milan
Italy G7 Presidency ends;
Canada G7 Presidency begins
2017 G7 ITALIAN PRIORITIES (Official)1
The mission of the Italian G7 Presidency will be “Building the Foundations of Renewed Trust”
through the three pillars of:
1. Citizen safety
i. Assuage worries of citizens in a time of geopolitical instability
ii. Focus on foreign policy and security issues
iii. Provide stability in the SSA and MENA regions
iv. Safely manage current migrant and refugee flows
2. Economic, Environmental and Social Sustainability and Reduction of Inequalities
i. Application of Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development
ii. Focus on:
a. Energy and climate change (The Paris Agreement, the role of green finance,
energy security, gas markets and renewables)
b. Food security and nutrition (zero hunger)
c. Health
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3.
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
d. Education
e. Women and girls’ empowerment
f. Inequality (not just in income and wealth)
g. Economy (internal taxation and the tax challenges of a digital economy)
Innovation, Skills and Labor in the Age of the Next Production Revolution
Innovation as the catalyst for inclusive economic growth and worldwide prosperity
Manage an orderly and fair transition to the next production revolution
Adoption of policies to increase productivity and competitiveness; spread new skills and
improve welfare systems (including new production models, especially for SMEs)
The future of work and welfare systems
Italian G7 Leadership
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Prime Minister: Paolo Gentiloni Silveri
G7 Sherpa: Ambassador Raffaele Trombetta, Head of the Cabinet Secretariat of the Minister
Future and Previous Summits
Year
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
G7/8
Japan (Hokkaido)
Italy (L’Aquila)
Canada (Muskoka)
France (Deauville)
U.S. (Camp David)
U.K. (Lough Erne)
Belgium (Brussels)
Germany (Schloss Elmau)
Japan (Ise-Shima)
Italy (Taormina, Sicily)
Canada
France
United States
G20
U.S. (Washington)
U.K. (London) / U.S. (Pittsburgh)
Canada (Toronto) / South Korea (Seoul)
France (Cannes)
Mexico (Los Cabos)
Russia (St. Petersburg)
Australia (Brisbane)
Turkey (Antalya)
China (Hangzhou)
Germany (Hamburg)
Argentina (Buenos Aires)
India?
G7 and G20 Countries and Institutions (G7 countries in bold, BRICS in italics)
Argentina
Australia
Brazil
Canada
China
France
Germany
India
Indonesia
Italy
Japan
Mexico
Russia
Saudi Arabia
South Africa
South Korea
Turkey
United Kingdom
United States
European Union
G7 Sherpas (2017)
Country
Canada
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
United Kingdom
Sherpa Name
Peter M. Boehm
Jacques Audibert
Lars-Hendrik Röller
Raffaele Trombetta
Keiichi Katakami
Simon Case
Email Address
Twitter Handle
@DMEDev
[email protected]
[email protected]
@simon_case
United States
European Union
Kenneth I. Juster
Piotr Serafin
@Piotr_Serafin
G7 Websites:
Official website: www.g7italy.it/en
B7 www.b7italy.eu
Official Twitter account: @g7 (for daily updates)
G7 social media accounts: @g7_rg @g8rg @g7_g20
www.interaction.org/work/g7g20 (InterAction)
www.g8.utoronto.ca/ (University of Toronto G8
Center)
http://www.g7g20.com/ (G7/G20, University of
Toronto Analysis)
Please send additions and corrections to:
John Ruthrauff
Director, International Advocacy, InterAction
Coordinator: G7/G20 Advocacy Alliance (US)
International G7/G20 Advocacy Network
[email protected] (T: 202-552-6523)
Ben Bestor
Senior Program Associate, InterAction
[email protected] (T: 202-552-6534)
Soniya Sharma
International Advocacy Researcher
[email protected]