Euro Leaders To Push Donald Trump Hard At 2017 G7 Italy Summit Climate Deal

The G7 summit is Italy is completely different from last year with four new leaders from United States, United Kingdom, France and home country. It is to note the more dramatic face is Donald Trump.

Director of the G7 Research Group at the University of Toronto, John Kirton, said the 2017 G7 summit seems made for Trump’s particular style as it is informal, interactive and the leaders speak in colloquial language.

The forum to kick off on Friday and Trump has reached Taormina after meeting with other world leaders at the NATO headquarters in Brussels where has called them for chronic underpayments to the security alliance. Germany is accused of bad trade policies.

Meanwhile, the White House economic adviser Gary Cohn said they will be having robust discussion on trade and will be talking about free and open means too.

He also predicted Trump would be fairly discussing on US commitment to cut greenhouse gas emissions as per the 2015 Paris Agreement.

It is not to forget Trump had earlier dismissed man-made global warming a hoax and so it is not expected he may stick with Paris deal in the G7 Italy meet.

It is believed the European leaders may push Trump hard to agree on Paris deal.