Unlike the G20, the G7 does not:

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The G7 is a smaller group consisting of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States, and does not include China, Russia, or Saudi Arabia. Unlike the G20, the European Union is considered a 'non-enumerated' member of the G7, meaning it does not have the same membership status as the other countries. Additionally, while representatives from the IMF and World Bank attend G20 meetings, they do not have the same involvement in the G7.

Unlike the G20, the G7 Does Not