The G7 Climate, Energy, and Environment meeting held at the Royal Palace of Venaria saw significant achievements as announced by Minister of the Environment and Energy Security, Gilberto Pichetto Fratin. He highlighted the coalition’s commitment to phasing out coal by 2035 as a crucial step forward in their efforts to combat climate change and environmental issues.
The meeting also marked a first for the G7 countries, as they addressed the issue of water, demonstrating a collective focus on this vital resource. Discussions on nuclear power resulted in an agreement for joint research and production of clean energy, aligning with Italy’s stance on the matter. Additionally, biofuels were included as a commitment, with key European countries and Brazil pledging their support, further strengthening the alliance’s objectives.
Italy emphasized the importance of fostering growth and equality in Africa during the meeting. This topic received widespread support from all participating countries, highlighting the need for global cooperation and integration to address economic and social development issues in Africa. By addressing these key issues and reaching common goals, the G7 countries have shown leadership and initiative in tackling pressing environmental challenges.