G7

Mrs. KISHIDA Yuko, Spouse of the Prime Minister of Japan (Message) (Japanese) (PDF)
「今日、皆様と共に原爆資料館を見学できた事は大変意義深く一生心に残る出来事でした。G7広島サミットにおいて皆さんと平和への願いを共有し、核のない世界の実現に向けて前進することを心より願っています。」
(Provisional translation)：It was a very meaningful and memorable experience for me to visit the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum with the G7 partners today, and I sincerely hope that we all share our wish for peace at the G7 Hiroshima Summit and make progress towards a world without nuclear weapons.

Dr. Jill Biden, First Lady of the United States of America (Message) (PDF)
「On the occasion of the G7, as we gather to continue building a world that is peaceful and free, this museum reminds us of our purpose. Thank you for your warm welcome.」

Mrs. Britta Ernst, Spouse of Federal Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany (Message) (German) (PDF)
「Eindringlich führt uns dieser Ort das unfassbare Leid der Menschen von Hiroshima vor Augen – dieser Schrecken darf sich niemals wiederholen.」

Ms. Akshata Murty, Spouse of Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (Message) (PDF)
「We come here, today, to Hiroshima to bear witness…To bear witness to the horrors of war, To bear witness to destruction, To hear the words of the Hibakusha, Never forgetting the tragedy that war unfolds, Yet coming together, for peace, for oneness, for humanity.」

Dr. Heiko Echter von der Leyen, Spouse of President of the European Commission (Message) (PDF)
「Hiroshima left an indelible mark on our collective conscience. As we stand in the profound silence of this Memorial, we humbly pay homage to the victims. Their memory compels us to safeguard peace for future generations!」