Secretary Marco Rubio

Productive meeting with Ukrainian Foreign Minister @Andrii_Sybiha. We discussed ongoing negotiations to end the Russia-Ukraine war, energy resilience, and defense cooperation. The United States remains focused on achieving a durable and lasting peace.

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.

Departing for France to attend the @G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting. Global security demands decisive action, and the United States will press for greater burden sharing from our partners to address global crises and counter instability worldwide.

Susie Wiles served our country with exceptional strength, devotion, and grace. She has done an incredible job serving our country and President Trump. I am grateful for her service, her friendship, and I wish her continued success in her next chapter. I look forward to continuing to work with Stephen Miller, one of the President’s most trusted and longtime advisors, to advance the President’s agenda.

The U.S. strongly condemns the Hong Kong Court’s decision to once again sentence Joshua Wong for exercising his freedom of speech. He has used peaceful means to defend the rights promised to all individuals in Hong Kong. We call for his immediate release and that of all unjustly detained persons.

The United States will not tolerate subversive communist networks in our hemisphere. The Marxist Cuban regime relies on a web of state-owned enterprises, joint ventures, and offshore intermediaries to keep its systems running, and its foreign backers supply the military equipment that helps sustain the regime’s military forces and enables persistent threats to the American homeland. Today, I'm sanctioning eight entities and two individuals associated with the regime’s financial and shipping network, state-owned import and technical-support entities, and China-based suppliers of the regime's military forces. state.gov/releases/office-of…

Met with Venezuelan Foreign Minister @oliverblanco today. Reconciliation and institutional reform are Venezuela’s path to an enduring republic. The United States will keep supporting this Venezuelan-led process, which is laying the groundwork for free, fair, and credible elections.

Happy to introduce my fellow foreign ministers to the quintessential American sport of football and welcome them to #GatorNation.

Met with Australian Foreign Minister @SenatorWong at the @G20org to reaffirm the strength of the U.S.-Australia Alliance and its vital importance to promoting a free and open Indo-Pacific.

At the closing @G20org Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, I made clear to our partners that secure supply chains are essential for growth. Critical trade routes including the Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandeb Strait must remain secure and open to commerce. And we must continue to strengthen and expand critical mineral supply chains to protect our future.

I was pleased to meet with my Quad counterparts in Atlanta and discuss the real progress we have made in turning our shared priorities into real benefits for the Indo-Pacific. As our nations continue building reliable and open supply chains, supporting next-generation technologies, increasing maritime cooperation, and securing critical minerals, the United States, Australia, India, and Japan are delivering results for our people and the nations in the region.

Welcomed our G20 partners at the Georgia Aquarium after a productive first day of discussions on advancing a results-driven economic and security agenda.

Safeguarding the Pacific Arctic is a priority we share with Japan and the Republic of Korea. With Foreign Minister @moteging and Foreign Minister @FMChoHyun, I signed a Memorandum of Cooperation creating the Trilateral Arctic Pacific Partnership to explore maritime cooperation and economic partnership in the Pacific Arctic.

Great meeting with Turkish Foreign Minister @HakanFidan today in Atlanta. We discussed ways to further deepen our bilateral cooperation to advance peace and stability worldwide.

It was great to meet with Saudi Foreign Minister @FaisalbinFarhan in Atlanta. We discussed ways our countries can continue working together on regional challenges, including the situations in Iran, Sudan, and Yemen. We also signed the participation contract formalizing U.S. participation in World Expo 2030 in Riyadh. Expo 2030 is an important platform to advance American innovation, expand U.S. businesses opportunities, and strengthen our strategic partnership with Saudi Arabia.