Secretary Marco Rubio

Innovation is driving the Super Intelligence era.

Today at G7, I emphasized how President Trump’s innovation-first approach is keeping American developers at the forefront of this technology, strengthening our prosperity and national security.

G7 countries have a shared interest in protecting frontier models against extraction and misuse.

We need industry-led partnerships, not more regulation and unnecessary red tape. The goal is security and opportunity for the American people and for our partners.

We remain focused on addressing threats to regional stability and working with our partners to confront ongoing security and humanitarian challenges around the world.

In discussions at the G7, I emphasized the need for UN agencies to eliminate wasteful bureaucracy and make humanitarian aid more efficient. Our assistance must remain temporary, targeted, and accountable.

At the G7, I met with French Foreign Minister @jnbarrot to discuss U.S. concerns about the International Criminal Court, the situation in the Middle East, and the challenges faced by U.S. businesses in Europe.

Met with German Foreign Minister @AussenMinDE to discuss securing freedom of navigation, strengthening defense cooperation, and deepening our trade relationship.

Our partnership with Germany is important to transatlantic peace and security.

I just landed in France for the @G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting.

We will focus on pushing for real accountability at the UN and advancing an innovation first agenda to secure the future of Super Intelligence.