President Lee Jae Myung travels from Europe to France to attend a Group of Seven (G7) summit in Evian-les-Bains. After beginning a European trip last week, Lee is now heading to France as the final leg of his 10-day visit. He departed Italy on Tuesday and takes a route that includes flying from Leonardo da Vinci International Airport to Geneva, then traveling by land to Evian. Lee is scheduled to take part in G7 sessions later Tuesday and again on Wednesday, including as leader of an invited partner nation. Sources say the summit agenda covers a range of global issues, including the wars in Ukraine and Iran, global financial instability, and developments in artificial intelligence (AI). In Italy, Lee met President Sergio Mattarella and Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. The two sides agree to elevate bilateral ties to a “special strategic partnership” and to explore cooperation in semiconductors, AI, and other strategic areas. Lee also met Pope Leo XIV and reaffirmed the Vatican’s support for Seoul’s efforts to build peace on the Korean Peninsula. Lee is expected to return home Wednesday after the summit.