After a 2-day summit held in Japan, the Group of Seven industrial powers, i.e. G7, pledged on Friday to find ways to boost global growth, Euronews reports.
The G7 voiced concerns over North Korea, Russia and newly emerged maritime disputes involving China.
The group demanded that North Korea fully abides to United Nations Security Council resolutions and stop uclear tests, missile launches and what it qualified as other 'provocative actions'.
The seven industrially most developed nations said large-scale immigration and migration was a major challenges and committed to increasing global aid for the needs of refugees and displaced people.
According to G7, the Britain's EU in-out referendum and Brexit 'would be a serious risk to global growth'.
"With the G7 adding its name to the list of international organisations that want Britain to remain inside the European Union, it's clear which way global policy makers want June's referendum to go. What's less clear – at least publicly – is what their plan B is, if British voters do decide to walk away from the EU," Euronews James Franey said.