Three G7 countries confirm their participation in Crimean Platform online summit
The leaders of Germany, Canada, and Japan from the G7 group confirmed their participation in the Crimean Platform online summit on August 23
Rubryka reports, referring to the Twitter account of the Crimean Platform.
As noted in the post, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will join the virtual summit.
On August 23, a year after the first summit, the President of Ukraine initiated the second summit of the Crimean Platform.
Three G7 leaders have already confirmed their participation in the online summit, on August 23: German Chancellor @OlafScholz, Canadian Prime Minister @JustinTrudeau and Japanese Prime Minister @kishida230. pic.twitter.com/6OwIXUHLgD
— Crimea Platform (@crimeaplatform) August 17, 2022
It will be held online.
Not only active members of the Crimean Platform, of which there are 48 as of today, were invited to the summit.
Reference
The Crimean Platform is an international format created in 2021 that aims to achieve the de-occupation of Crimea.
The first summit of the Crimean Platform was held last year, also on August 23, in Kyiv.
It was attended by representatives of 47 states and international organizations, which approved a joint intergovernmental decision on how to act to stop the annexation and return of Crimea.
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