The Group of Seven (or G7 or G-7) is called an informal group of countries in the world whose political, economic and military weight is still relevant globally. It consists of Germany, Canada, the United States, France, Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom. In addition, the European Union has political representation.

The G-7 countries account for over 64% of global wealth ($ 263 billion).

In this sense, the G7 can be defined as "an alliance formed by a select group of States, with a similar structural positioning -result of the coincidence in their national capacities-, without ideological barriers, with a willingness to coordinate their policies towards attainment Of common goals and the will to establish some technical means of cooperation. "

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