G20 Presidency List History: Check All The Host Countries Here!

The G20, also known as the Group of Twenty, is an international forum that brings together the world’s leading industrialized and emerging economies. It was established in 1999 with the aim of promoting international economic cooperation and addressing global economic challenges. The G20 includes 19 countries plus the European Union, representing two-thirds of the world’s population and 80% of global GDP. The group’s membership includes the United States, China, Japan, Germany, the United Kingdom, and other major economies. The G20 holds annual summits, where leaders discuss and coordinate policies on issues such as trade, finance, and development. The forum plays a crucial role in shaping global economic governance and has become an essential platform for international cooperation in the 21st century.

G20 Countries President List History: Year Wise

The G20 Presidency is an opportunity for the host country to demonstrate its leadership on the global stage and to shape the global economic agenda. It is also a responsibility to work collaboratively with other G20 members to promote international economic cooperation and address global economic challenges. The rotating nature of the G20 Presidency ensures that the agenda is constantly evolving to reflect the changing priorities of G20 members and the evolving global economic landscape.

Below is G20 Presidency List History in chronological order with columns for the year, host country, host name, and host city.

Year	Host Country	Host Leader	Host City
1999	Germany	Gerhard Schröder	Berlin
2000	Canada	Jean Chrétien	Montreal
2001	Italy	Giuliano Amato	Rome
2002	Mexico	Vicente Fox	Los Cabos
2003	France	Jacques Chirac	Paris
2004	United States	George W. Bush	Washington D.C.
2005	China	Hu Jintao	Beijing
2006	Russia	Vladimir Putin	Moscow
2007	Germany	Angela Merkel	Heiligendamm
2008	United States	George W. Bush	Washington D.C.
2009	United Kingdom	Gordon Brown	London
2010	Canada	Stephen Harper	Toronto
2011	South Korea	Lee Myung-bak	Seoul
2012	Mexico	Felipe Calderón	Los Cabos
2013	Russia	Vladimir Putin	St. Petersburg
2014	Australia	Tony Abbott	Brisbane
2015	Turkey	Recep Tayyip Erdoğan	Antalya
2016	China	Xi Jinping	Hangzhou
2017	Germany	Angela Merkel	Hamburg
2018	Argentina	Mauricio Macri	Buenos Aires
2019	Japan	Shinzō Abe	Osaka
2020	Saudi Arabia	Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud	Riyadh
2021	Italy	Mario Draghi	Rome
2022	Indonesia	Joko Widodo	Bali
2023	India	Narendra Modi	New Delhi

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