The Big Seven paid $ 600 billion for infrastructure

The G7 will be able to spend 600 billion dollars (570 billion euros) in private funds and open funds to finance the infrastructure in the developing countries, according to Witte Huis. The US has $ 200 billion worth of recounting, the European Union has $ 300 billion. It is a G7 initiative called the Partnership on Global Infrastructure and Investment (PGI) and manages the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in China.

US President Joe Biden met with leaders from Groot Britain, Germany, Japan, the EU and Canada, while he is in the city of Shos Elm, 75 miles from ten. The President of France, Emanuel Macron, who has shared the formalities of the Chinese infrastructure program, has not been able to support them. In addition, the EU cover is Frankrijk desalniettemin betrokken bij het G7-initiative.

De VS beloven zich te concentreren op projekten die helpen de klimaatverandering aan te pakken en de worldldwijde gezondheid, gendergelijkheid en digitale infrastructuur te verbeteren, aldus het Witte Huis. This public private project in Angola will cost $ 2 million, and the US Department of State Handel and the Export-Import Bank have clashed with the American company AfricaGlobal Schaffer Sun African Project. One small project is a technical project worth 3.3 million dollars at the Dakar Pasteur Institute in Senegal. The organization develops in this country a factory for large-scale production of corona and other vaccines.

This is a Chinese BRI program, Chinese President Xi Jinping in 2013 ruled, engaged in investment initiatives, even in most parts of the country, met with the project to die, and with more shelters.

The G7 is one of the most economically important countries in Canada, Germany, France, Great Britain, Italy, Japan and the United States. The EU, for the European Economic Community, was founded in 1977. Het was aan het start in 1975 een samenkomst in een kasteel bij Parijs waar de eerste leden informeel over wereldproblemen spraken. Maar de G7 heats steeds more weight as a western conference.