2026 G7 Évian Summit

The 2026 G7 Évian Summit brought the Group of Seven leaders to Évian-les-Bains, France, from 15 to 17 June 2026 under the French presidency, with Emmanuel Macron as host. It opened on 15 June with Ukraine at the top of the agenda, and the G7 agreed to tie further Russia sanctions to progress in peace talks.

The summit produced nine separate unanimous statements and no single joint communiqué. On the final day the statement on geopolitical issues welcomed "the announcement of a deal between the United States and Iran" as "an historic opportunity to prevent Iran from acquiring any nuclear weapon". It backed the France-UK initiative to help shipping resume through the strait of Hormuz and pledged stronger sanctions on Russia's oil and gas sectors. Brazil, South Korea, Egypt, India and Kenya attended as partners; Ukraine and several Gulf states were invited.

The summit also carried bilateral business. India's Narendra Modi raised with Donald Trump the deaths of three Indian sailors killed by US fire on the tanker MT Settebello. The EU had earlier tied its deferred maritime-services ban on Russian shadow-fleet shipping to coordination at Évian.