France hosts the G7 summit in the resort town of Evian, with French President Emmanuel Macron presiding over meetings among heads of state. Multiple outlets report that the summit’s main focus is the US-Iran agreement, described as an interim arrangement aimed at addressing tensions related to Iran’s nuclear and regional posture. Macron is set to lead discussions in which G7 leaders review the terms and implications of the interim deal and its relationship to broader efforts to end the conflict. A key element highlighted by Macron and reflected in reporting is the long-term reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. The Strait of Hormuz is a major global shipping route, and any shift in access or security arrangements is expected to be a central item for discussion among participating governments. The coverage indicates that the US-Iran deal is expected to dominate deliberations throughout the summit rather than other unrelated regional or economic issues. Reports also characterize the meeting as strongly shaped by US priorities, with the agreement and the associated security and shipping implications at the center of the agenda.