G7 members must seek common solutions rather than unilateral measures - France's Lescure

PARIS, Jan 27 (Reuters) - French Finance Minister Roland Lescure told his counterparts in the Group of Seven Nations (G7) that relations must be based on trust and that it was key to seek common solutions rather than unilateral measures, the Finance Ministry said on Tuesday.

The G7 priorities will be securing rare earths supplies, support to Ukraine and the reduction of world macro-economic imbalances, Lescure, whose government holds the G7 presidency this year, also said after an online meeting with his counterparts.