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DESCRIPTION:Sign up now! The new German government has to hit the ground ru
 nning on the international stage as the country assumed the presidency of 
 the Group of Seven (G7) mere days after taking office. Chancellor Olaf Sch
 olz and his team have made clear that the climate crisis and its consequen
 ces are at the centre of the presidency. The government aims to use the pr
 esidency as a starting point for an international “climate club”\, uniting
  the countries with the highest ambitions worldwide\, but open to all coun
 tries and with an eye to supporting developing and emerging nations in the
 ir transitions. Analysts see the climax of Germany’s presidency – the summ
 it of heads of state and government on 26-28 June in Schloss Elmau in the 
 Bavarian Alps – as an important stepping stone in the 2022 global climate 
 agenda. Five months ahead of the leaders’ meeting\, �������淨 invi
 tes state secretary Jochen Flasbarth to lay out how the government aims to
  use the presidency to support and cooperate with developing countries. In
  addition\, Brigitte Knopf\, Secretary General of the MCC\, and U.S. advis
 or on climate policy and politics Alden Meyer share their views on what Ge
 rmany must deliver to make its G7 leadership a success story.&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:Event: Germany’s G7 presidency as a stepping stone for the 2022 int
 ernational climate agenda
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