MAPUTO, Mozambique -- Group of Seven leaders will take steps at their upcoming Hiroshima summit to demonstrate a "greater involvement in the Global South," Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said here Thursday as he sought stronger ties between the G-7 and developing nations.
"I will relay what I heard from various countries" to other G-7 leaders, Kishida told reporters in the Mozambican capital, the final stop on his tour of Africa.
