Prime Minister Mark Carney is in France for the G7 summit and holds multiple bilateral meetings on the sidelines. On Monday in the French Alps, he meets with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy following a working session focused on building peace for Ukraine. Coverage also indicates the day’s agenda includes several other bilateral engagements with world leaders, including Italy’s leader, alongside meetings with Zelenskyy. Separate reporting says Carney is in Paris ahead of the summit to meet French President Emmanuel Macron, with officials describing it as Canada passing the G7 presidency baton to France. After the summit, Carney says he also spoke with U.S. President Donald Trump during the G7 despite there being no formal bilateral meeting. Carney states they had informal discussions covering topics including the economy and artificial intelligence, as well as Ukraine and the U.S.-Iran peace deal. Overall, the reports depict Carney’s trip as centered on continued outreach to European partners and engagement with leaders attending the G7, both through scheduled meetings and informal encounters.