G20

The G20 (or Group of Twenty) is an international forum for the governments and central bank governors from 19 countries and the European Union (EU). Founded in 1999 with the aim to discuss policy pertaining to the promotion of international financial stability, the G20 has expanded its agenda since 2008 and heads of government or heads of state, as well as finance ministers and foreign ministers, have periodically conferred at summits ever since. It seeks to address issues that go beyond the responsibilities of any one organization.

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Instructions:

Identify which states belong to the G20.

Example

Identify the state or states that belong to the G20.

South Africa

Brunei

Gabon

Solution

Identify the state or states that belong to the G20.

South Africa

Brunei

Gabon

G20

Country	Capital city	Area (km²)	Population	GDP per capita
Argentina	Buenos Aires	2 766 890	44 494 502	20 828
Australia	Canberra	7 686 850	25 130 600	49 378
Brazil	Brasília	8 511 965	209 134 000	15 553
Canada	Ottawa	9 976 140	37 067 000	46 509
France	Paris	675 417	67 348 000	44 032
Germany	Berlin	357 021	82 793 800	52 555
China	Beijing	9 596 960	1 393 302 000	16 842
India	New Delhi	3 287 590	1 353 919 000	7 166
Indonesia	Jakarta	1 904 556	265 015 300	12 309
Italy	Rome	301 230	59 499 534	40 923
Japan	Tokyo	377 835	126 440 000	42 066
Korea, South	Seoul	98 480	51 635 256	38 824
Mexico	Mexico City	1 972 550	119 938 473	18 655
Russia	Moscow	17 075 200	146 877 088	25 763
Saudi Arabia	Riyadh	2 218 000	33 413 660	53 893
South Africa	Pretoria	1 219 912	57 725 600	13 526
Turkey	Ankara	780 580	80 810 525	28 001
United Kingdom	London	263 541	66 040 229	44 920
United States	Washington	9 639 810	329 035 000	59 927
EU
G20		78 710 527	4 549 619 567	20 705

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