Angela Merkel turned down an invitation from US President Donald Trump

Berlin (Web Desk) US President Donald Trump wants all leaders to attend the G7 summit in Washington, but there are reports that German Chancellor Angela Merkel has turned down the invitation.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has decided not to travel to Washington to attend the G7 summit. According to the German newspaper Politico, US President Donald Trump had invited him to Washington to attend, but the German chancellor has apologized for the outbreak of the corona virus. According to Dunya News, German government spokesman Stefan Zeibert said the chancellor thanked the US president for the invitation to attend the G7 summit in Washington in late June. Given the current state of the global epidemic, she cannot agree to travel to Washington in person to attend.

The G7 summit was scheduled to take place last March but was postponed due to the corona virus outbreak.  Instead of trying to recover,  Now that most governments are trying to ease the lockdown, President Trump is trying to get world leaders to come to Washington to attend the conference, and instead of a virtual conference, world leaders will be present in person.

So far, Trump's ideology has been backed only by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who says world leaders should be present in person at a summit like the G7 if possible. He has been advocating for the personal participation of world leaders. In this regard, he wrote in a tweet that now that our country is returning to greatness, I will convene the G7 conference at the Great David Camp in Washington DC, on the same date or similar date. Want to keep The other members have also begun their return. It will also be a great sign for a return to normal life

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said that although the lockdown has gradually eased and business has begun, such large-scale events in June could be hasty. Despite all the easing of sanctions, money is being paid for strict adherence to social distances and orders have been issued to closely monitor the situation.