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G20 Documents

This section contains four categories of G20 documents that have been published since the inception of the G20. They provide a comprehensive view of the G20’s work, its priorities and ongoing efforts to address global challenges through multilateral cooperation.

Summit/Leaders Declarations

These are formal statements issued at the conclusion of G20 Leaders’ Summits, where heads of state and government from the G20 member countries come together to discuss global economic issues and other pressing international challenges. These declarations encapsulate the collective views, commitments, and agreements reached by the G20 leaders; and they often set the agenda for international cooperation going forward.

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  • Argentina
  • Australia
  • Canada
  • China
  • France
  • Germany
  • India
  • Indonesia
  • Italy
  • Japan
  • Mexico
  • Saudi Arabia
  • South Korea
  • Turkey
  • United Kingdom
  • United States of America

G20 Leaders Declaration – New Delhi 2023

India
/ Leaders Declaration
Link

G20 Leaders Declaration – Bali 2022

Indonesia
/ Leaders Declaration
Link

G20 Leaders Declaration – Rome 2021

Italy
/ Leaders Declaration
Link

G20 Leaders Declaration – Riyadh 2020

Saudi Arabia
/ Leaders Declaration
Link

G20 Leaders Declaration – Osaka 2019

Japan
/ Leaders Declaration
Link

G20 Leaders Declaration – Buenos Aires 2018

Argentina
/ Leaders Declaration
Link

G20 Leaders Declaration – Hamburg 2017

Germany
/ Leaders Declaration
Link

G20 Leaders Declaration – Hangzhou 2016

China
/ Leaders Declaration
Link

Working Group Outcome Reports

These reports are the product of G20 working groups, which focus on specific policy areas such as finance, development or digitalisation. The outcome reports summarise the deliberations, findings and recommendations made by these working groups, often contributing to the decisions presented in the summit declarations. These reports provide detailed analysis and serve as important reference documents for policymakers and experts involved in global governance.
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  • Australia
  • Canada
  • China
  • France
  • Germany
  • Russia
  • United Kingdom
  • United States of America

Progress Report of the Development Working Group

Canada
/ G20 Working Groups Outcomes Report
Link

DWG Annual Progress Report

Germany
/ G20 Working Groups Outcomes Report
Link

Hamburg Annual Progress Report on G20 Development Commitments

Germany
/ G20 Working Groups Outcomes Report
Link

DWG Annual Progress Report

China
/ G20 Working Groups Outcomes Report
Link

Hangzhou Comprehensive Accountability Report on G20 Development Commitments

China
/ G20 Working Groups Outcomes Report
Link

DWG Annual Progress Report

Australia
/ G20 Working Groups Outcomes Report
Link

DWG Annual Progress Report

Russia
/ G20 Working Groups Outcomes Report
Link

Report of the Development Working Group

France
/ G20 Working Groups Outcomes Report
Link

Chairs’ Summaries

Chairs’ summaries are prepared by the host country or the chairperson of specific G20 meetings. They offer a concise overview of the discussions, key takeaways and decisions made during meetings of G20 ministers, working groups or expert panels. While not as binding as summit declarations, these summaries provide valuable insights into the consensus-building process within the G20 and highlight the major themes and issues raised during these gatherings.
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  • Brazil

Transcript of a Press Briefing by Guido Mantega, Finance Minister of Brazil and Chairman of the G-20

Brazil
/ Chairs Summary
Link

Report on the final press briefing, Sao Paulo

Brazil
/ Chairs Summary
Link

Accountability Reports

These are formal statements issued at the conclusion of G20 Leaders’ Summits, where heads of state and government from the G20 member countries come together to discuss global economic issues and other pressing international challenges. These declarations encapsulate the collective views, commitments, and agreements reached by the G20 leaders; and they often set the agenda for international cooperation going forward.

  • All
  • Australia
  • China
  • Russia
  • Turkey

Hangzhou Accountability Assessment

China
/ Accountability Report
Link

Antalya Accountability Assessment

Turkey
/ Accountability Report
Link

Brisbane Accountability Assessment

Australia
/ Accountability Report
Link

Saint Petersburg Accountability Report on G20 Development Commitments

Russia
/ Accountability Report
Link

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