The G7 trade ministers are meeting in Paris to address global economic issues, without discussing the new tariff proposals from the USA.

The trade ministers from the G7 countries will meet in Paris to discuss global economic issues, in a tense context of international trade relations. According to sources, the recent threat from the United States to impose new tariffs will not be on the official agenda, a decision aimed at avoiding an escalation of tensions during the meeting. The U.S. has suggested increasing taxes on certain imports, including from the European Union, which has raised concerns among trading partners. Although the subject will not be formally discussed, bilateral dialogues and diplomatic negotiations continue outside the meeting, in order to manage the situation without affecting the stability of global trade. The U.S. and the EU reached an agreement last summer to cap tariffs on vehicles and European parts at 15%, lower than the 25% tax previously imposed by Trump. The bloc's tariff agreement with Trump was approved by EU lawmakers, but with conditions, requiring approval from member states.