G20

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intergovernmental organization international forum

The G20 is an international forum of major advanced and emerging economies that meets to coordinate global economic policy, financial stability, and sustainable development.

Aliases (12)

Group of Twenty ×4
2016 G20 Summit ×1
G20 Leaders Summit 2020 (virtual presidency) ×1
G20 central banks ×1
G20 countries ×1
G20 finance ministers and central bank governors ×1
G20 finance ministers meetings ×1
G20 finance ministries ×1
G20 foreign ministers’ meetings ×1
G20 leaders ×1
G20 meetings ×1
G20 summit ×1

Statements (56)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	intergovernmental organization → international forum →
abbreviation	G20 →
coversShareOfWorldGDP	around 80 percent →
coversShareOfWorldPopulation	around two-thirds →
coversShareOfWorldTrade	around 75 percent →
decisionMakingStyle	consensus-based →
founded	1999 →
foundingContext	Asian financial crisis of 1997–1998 →
fullName	Group of Twenty →
hasEvent	G20 summit →
hasMember	Argentina → Australia → Brazil → Canada → China → European Union → France → Germany → India → Indonesia → Italy → Japan → Mexico → Russia → Saudi Arabia → South Africa → South Korea → Turkey → United Kingdom → United States →
hasMemberCount	19 countries and the European Union →
hasNoPermanentSecretariat	true →
hasRotatingPresidency	true →
includesAdvancedEconomies	true →
includesEmergingEconomies	true →
meetsAtLevel	central bank governors → finance ministers → leaders →
playsRoleIn	global economic governance →
policyFocus	climate change → development → employment → global economic growth → health → infrastructure → international financial regulation → trade and investment →
presidencyTermLength	1 year →
purpose	crisis prevention and management → financial stability → global economic policy coordination → international economic cooperation → sustainable development →
recognizedAs	premier forum for international economic cooperation →
summitFrequency	annual →

Referenced by (42)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Argentina → Australia → China → France → French Republic → Germany → Government of Italy → Government of Japan → India → Indonesia → Italy → Japan → Mexico → People's Bank of China ("G20 central banks") → Saudi Arabia → South Africa → South Korea → United Kingdom → United States of America →	memberOf
European Union ("G20 meetings") → UK government → United States in G20 finance ministers meetings ("G20 finance ministers meetings") →	participatesIn
Office of International Affairs ("Group of Twenty") → Under Secretary for International Affairs ("Group of Twenty") →	collaboratesWith
Department of Finance Canada ("G20 finance ministries") → G7 →	coordinatesWith
Hangzhou ("2016 G20 Summit") → Riyadh ("G20 Leaders Summit 2020 (virtual presidency)") →	hostedEvent
Australian government → Government of Mexico →	internationalOrganizationMember
Financial Stability Board ("G20 leaders") → Financial Stability Board ("G20 finance ministers and central bank governors") →	reportsTo
G20 →	abbreviation
International Chamber of Commerce →	cooperatesWith
Financial Stability Board →	foundedBy
G20 ("Group of Twenty") →	fullName
G20 ("G20 summit") →	hasEvent
Financial Stability Board ("G20 countries") →	hasMember
India–United Kingdom relations →	hasOrganizationFramework
Toshimitsu Motegi ("G20 foreign ministers’ meetings") →	participatedIn
United States in G20 finance ministers meetings ("Group of Twenty") →	partOf
OECD Centre for Tax Policy and Administration →	worksWith