G7 Leaders’ Visit to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum (Guest Book Entries)

On May 19, the G7 leaders visited the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum with Prime Minister KISHIDA Fumio and signed the guest book as follows.
 
Mr. KISHIDA Fumio, Prime Minister of Japan
「歴史に残るＧ７サミットの機会に議長として各国首脳と共に「核兵器のない世界」をめざすためにここに集う」
(Provisional translation)："As Chair of the G7, I am gathering here together with the leaders of G7 countries on this historic occasion of the G7 Summit to realize a world without nuclear weapons."
 
H.E. Mr. Emmanuel Macron, President of the French Republic
"Avec émotion et compassion, il nous appartient de contribuer au devoir de mémoire des victimes d'Hiroshima et d’agir en faveur de la paix, seul combat qui mérite d’être mené."
 
The Honorable Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr., President of the United States of America
"May the stories of this Museum remind us all of our obligations to build a future of peace. Together-let us continue to make progress toward the day when we can finally and forever rid the world of nuclear weapons. Keep the faith!"
　
The Right Honourable Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada
"Canada pays solemn tribute to the many lives lost, the unspeakable grief of the Hibakusha, and the immense suffering of the people of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Votre histoire restera à jamais gravée dans notre conscience collective."
　
H.E. Mr. Olaf Scholz, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany
"Dieser Ort erinnert an unfassbares Leid. Heute erneuern wir hier gemeinsam mit unseren Partnern das Versprechen, Frieden und Freiheit mit aller Entschlossenheit zu schützen. Ein nuklearer Krieg darf nie wieder geführt werden."
　
H.E. Ms. Giorgia Meloni, President of the Council of Ministers of the Italian Republic
"Oggi ci fermiamo e restiamo in preghiera. Oggi ricordiamo che l’oscurità non ha avuto la meglio. Oggi ricordiamo il passato per costruire, insieme, un futuro di speranza."
　
The Right Honourable Rishi Sunak MP, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
"Shakespeare tells us to 'give sorrow words'. Yet language fails in the light of the bomb’s flash. No words can describe the horror and suffering of the people of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. But what we can say, with all our hearts, and all our souls, is no more."
 
H.E. Mr. Charles Michel, President of the European Council
"An immense tragedy took place here almost 80 years ago. It reminds us what we -as G7- are defending. And why we are defending it. Peace and freedom. Because it's what all human beings want most."
　
H.E. Dr. Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission
"What happened in Hiroshima is still today haunting humanity. It is a sterk reminder of the terrible cost of war - and our everlasting duty to protect and preserve peace."