The G7 Summit will likely occur in person and in late June, not mid-June as was originally planned, National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien said on CBS this morning.
“I think the G7 leaders would love to meet in person,” O’Brien said.
He said President Trump has extended invitations to the leaders and received a “great response.”
“I think we’d be looking at the end of June, at this point,” O’Brien said of the timing, citing the “logistics” of bringing so many heads of state to Washington.