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The G7 summit will see world leaders from seven of the most influential and economically advanced countries gather in an effort to discuss and try to resolve major global issues. Hosted by the UK this year, the gathering will take place in the seaside resort of Carbis Bay from June 11 to June 13. Guests will be at the Carbis Bay Hotel, which prides itself as being one of the region’s “premier waterside hotels”.
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Cornwall has been chosen to host the all-important summit as it’s a “beautiful, historic and innovative region”.
The Government claims Cornwall will “reap the benefits of hosting the G7” and will “provide the best of Cornish hospitality for leaders, delegates and the world’s media”.
The summit is also expected to help the area by “boosting local businesses”.
Alongside the county’s stunning natural seascapes, the Government says it’s a “powerhouse for green innovation”.
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This makes Cornwall the ideal setting for focusing on the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The area has also been picked as it’s one of the most eco-innovative parts of the country, making it perfect for showing off the UK’s progress on that front.
Visit Cornwall estimates the total economic impact to be £50million for the county, including an increase in future tourism.
The G7 group are all bound by having open values and being democratic and outward-looking societies.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he aims to use the summit to “intensify cooperation between the world’s democratic and technologically advanced nations”.