The G7 Finance Ministers' meeting, organized by France, has been postponed to next week, according to the announcement by the French Minister of Economy, Roland Lescure.

Invitations for the meeting on Wednesday have been sent, but the postponement was determined by the World Economic Forum in Davos and scheduling conflicts. Roland Lescure emphasized the importance of discussions in the context of international tensions, including those related to Greenland and support for Ukraine. He also mentioned the difficulties in the relationship with the United States, but stressed the need to continue the dialogue.

Additionally, Lescure highlighted Europe's economic power and the deterrent tools available, including an anti-coercion mechanism mentioned by Emmanuel Macron, aimed at responding to trade pressures.