00:00So I know that you were the other one.
00:04Yes, I was in Oswego.
00:06Yeah.
00:09Well, can I just say it's a fantastic opportunity, Georgia,
00:15for us to have a bilateral to discuss the very many pressing issues of the day.
00:22But it's always a pleasure and privilege to talk these things through
00:25with like-minded people like yourselves,
00:27the good relationship between our countries, the personal relationship we have.
00:31We have much to discuss at this G7, the Middle East, Ukraine, NATO, you name it.
00:37But I'm really pleased to be able to have the first bilateral of G7 with you here this evening.
00:43So thank you so much.
00:44Thank you, Kier.
00:45It's my second bilateral of the G7.
00:47Eric was here and I just met him.
00:50And I think it is a very good occasion to stay two days together in these difficult times
00:55and try to discuss about all the topics that we have.
01:01As you were saying, the recent events in the Middle East
01:05and the path towards just and lasting peace in Ukraine.
01:10and then the efforts that we will have to do in Europe to reinforce our defense,
01:17our security that will lead us to the NATO summit.
01:20And then many bilateral topics, many very important things that Italy and UK are doing together.
01:25Also, for example, on defense with the GCAP and other very strategic initiatives.
01:31And then I'm very happy about our cooperation on migration.
01:34Yes, on migration we've got a lot to discuss.
01:35Yes, a lot to discuss and we've been working very hard in the States to have a dedicated joint declaration
01:44to tackle the traffickers and it was very important for Italy.
01:51For you know, we've been the first bringing the topic at the G7 level.
01:54So I'm very happy that this work continues and thanks to UK for being very clear on this topic.
02:02So many, many things to be discussed and it's a privilege for me to have this occasion.
02:07Fantastic. Thank you.
02:08Thank you, sir.
02:09Thank you.
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