G-20 Summit

The G-20 Summit is a gathering of leaders from 19 major economies and the European Union, representing about 85% of the world’s economic activity. Held annually, the summit provides a forum for discussing global economic issues, such as growth, trade, investment, financial stability, and development. Leaders and policymakers collaborate to address challenges that affect the world's economy, aiming to promote sustainable growth and stability. It’s a key platform for international cooperation, where decisions can influence global markets, improve economic policies, and work towards shared prosperity.