The missions will be led by Dr. Helder da Costa, General Secretary of the g7+, accompanied by delegations from the Secretariat. The first mission will take place in Monrovia, Liberia, from 17–19 March 2026, followed by a mission to Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, from 22–25 March 2026.
With direct access to legal, negotiation, and technical experts, the RRAC ensures that critical decisions are informed, coordinated, and aligned with long-term development priorities.
a country it would have the third largest population in the
world. Backed by vast natural resources, rapid population
growth and strategic membership in major diplomatic and
trade alliances, the g7+ holds real geopolitical power and
growing influence on the global stage; a combined power
that will only grow in the coming decades.
Outcome Document of the 6th g7+ Ministerial Meeting
The missions will be led by Dr. Helder da Costa, General Secretary of the g7+, accompanied by delegations from the Secretariat. The first mission will take place in Monrovia, Liberia, from 17–19 March 2026, followed by a mission to Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, from 22–25 March 2026.
With direct access to legal, negotiation, and technical experts, the RRAC ensures that critical decisions are informed, coordinated, and aligned with long-term development priorities.
a country it would have the third largest population in the
world. Backed by vast natural resources, rapid population
growth and strategic membership in major diplomatic and
trade alliances, the g7+ holds real geopolitical power and
growing influence on the global stage; a combined power
that will only grow in the coming decades.
Outcome Document of the 6th g7+ Ministerial Meeting
GOODBYE CONFLICT & WELCOME DEVELOPMENT
The g7+ is an intergovernmental organization of countries that promotes peace and stability through advocacy on aid effectiveness and facilitates peer learning on good development practices.
Established in 2010, the g7+ provides a platform to conflict-affected countries to collectively voice the need for national dialogue and reconciliation to address conflicts; advocate for effective development cooperation founded on the principles of country ownership and leadership; and share first-hand experience with one another. The g7+ attained observer status at the United Nations in 2019.
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Our collective vision is for member states to achieve peace and stability by building capable and accountable
institutions, and to transition towards resilience and the next stages of development.
The g7+ supports this vision through three main pillars of work:
Cooperation among members
We facilitate cooperation among member countries in achieving peace and stability. This includes sharing of firsthand experiences among members as part of an initiative called Fragile-to- Fragile Cooperation.
New Deal: Advocacy for Effective Engagement in Fragile states
We advocate for a better approach to engagement in conflict affected countries; one that is rooted in the country’s context and ownership and supports the vision of lasting stability.
National dialogue and reconciliation
Underpinned by the principle of solidarity, we facilitate national dialogue and reconciliation to achieve peace and stability.