African Premiere: South Africa Hosts Global Economic Forum

South Africa officially confirmed a landmark event - a G-20 summit, which will take place on November 22 and 23, 2025 in the metropolis of Johannesburg. This forum marks a historic point, turning the African continent into the center of global economic diplomacy.

President Cyril Ramaphosa will lead the international meeting under the impressive motto "Solidarity, Equality, Sustainability". The forum will consolidate leaders from the most significant world economies, including official representatives from member countries and invited international institutional delegations.

Expert discussions will cover critical global challenges, including:
• Mechanisms for alleviating economic burden in developing countries
• Strategies for financing the ecological transition
• Regulatory approaches to artificial intelligence and technological competition

The event represents the culmination of a large-scale series of preparatory meetings that will cover various thematic areas - from economic analyses to innovative discussions. Year-long preparation includes numerous ministerial and expert forums in different sectoral areas.

The organizing committee plans precise security measures and simplified visa procedures for participants. The projected number of delegates exceeds 10,000, bringing together international journalists, political figures, and leading global experts.