The Group of 20, also known as the G20, is the main forum for economic cooperation and dialogue among the world’s leading economies. And for the next year, the group will be presided over by Brazil.
G20 summits held in Indonesia in 2022 and India in 2023 – and scheduled for Brazil in 2024 – have brought rising powers from the Global South to the forefront of international venues.
These countries have been able to set an agenda stressing the priorities of developing nations’ development, debt financing, food security, and climate change. This contrasts with the Group of Seven, or G7, which in recent years has focused on geopolitics and the war in Ukraine.
This week, we will discuss what Brazil’s presidency of the G20 means for the country and the world.
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