
This invitation to the G7 summit will likely be a major opportunity for Ukraine to strengthen its alliances on the international stage.
Alberta, Canada

The new Canadian Prime Minister, Mark Carney, has invited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to attend the upcoming G7 summit, which will be held in June in Alberta, Canada.
The pressure

The invitation was sent during a phone exchange between the two leaders, during which they discussed the need to intensify pressure on Moscow and to tighten sanctions against Russia.
His gratitude

During this phone call, Volodymyr Zelensky expressed his gratitude for Canada’s continuous support for Ukraine, particularly in the humanitarian and security fields.
An important opportunity

Zelensky’s presence at the G7 summit will undoubtedly represent an important opportunity to strengthen Ukraine’s international alliances.
Heightened tensions

This Canadian initiative takes place against a backdrop of heightened tensions between Ukraine and the United States, particularly after a public altercation between Zelensky and American President Donald Trump at the White House.
An alleged lack of gratitude

During this meeting, Trump accused Zelensky of an alleged lack of gratitude towards American aid, in a tense exchange that led to the hasty departure of the Ukrainian president, without the expected agreement being signed.
Their commitment

On the other hand, Ukraine’s relations with Europe and Canada remain strong. European leaders expressed their support for Zelensky after the incident with Trump, reaffirming their commitment to Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression.
Strongly Supporting Ukraine

Canada, under the new leadership of Mark Carney, continues to strongly support Ukraine, both diplomatically and economically.
Strengthening Cooperation

Zelensky’s participation in the G7 summit would provide a platform to discuss Ukraine’s current challenges and strengthen cooperation with the world’s leading democracies.
An active role

This invitation also emphasizes Canada’s willingness to play an active role in resolving the conflict in Ukraine and supporting its democratic aspirations.
From June 25 to 27

It is useful to remember that the next G7 summit will take place from June 25 to 27 in Banff, Alberta, Canada. The leaders of the major economic powers will gather to discuss key issues such as international cooperation, security, climate, and the war in Ukraine.