South Africa is set to Assume G20 Chairmanship on Sunday

On Sunday, South Africa will assume leadership of the G20. This is the first time an African nation has served as the Group of 20’s president.

The group will be led by Johannesburg until the United States assumes leadership of the G20 at the end of 2025.

Despite the harsh reality of trade conflicts and diplomatic tensions, the G20 group is working to address climate change threats and inclusive growth.

The G20 group aims to address climate change concerns and inclusive growth while confronting the harsh realities of trade disputes and diplomatic difficulties.

In November, the leaders of the 20 largest economies in the world met and issued a number of statements.

There were few specifics and many generalizations in the letter, which called for an international agreement to fight hunger, increased help for Gaza, and an end to the conflict in Ukraine.

Although group members supported the joint statement, there was not unanimous agreement. Along with revisions that would eventually allow the U.N. Security Council to have more than five permanent members, it also advocated for a future worldwide tax on millionaires.

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