Group of 20 (G20) | Intermediate
What is G20 ?
An international forum of major economies that addresses global economic issues and financial stability
through policy coordination and cooperation.
TOPIC:
Fostering Inclusive Growth and Reducing Inequality Among G20 Nations
The G20 committee is tasked with addressing the important issue of boosting inclusive economic growth
and reducing income inequality among G20 member countries. This complicated dilemma requires the
development of policies and initiatives to guarantee that economic progress benefits all parts of
society, particularly vulnerable and excluded populations. Finding new ways to develop equal
opportunities, improve access to education and healthcare, and build fair labor markets will be crucial
to the committee's discussions as wealth gaps continue to increase globally. The committee's goal will
be to promote international collaboration and coordination among the world's greatest economies in order
to promote prosperity and reduce income inequality for the benefit of all citizens.
Country List
Argentine Republic, Commonwealth of Australia, Federative Republic of Brazil, Dominion of Canada,
People's Republic of China, French Republic, Federal Republic of Germany, Bharat, Republic of Indonesia,
Italian Republic, Japan, Republic of Korea, United Mexican States, Russian Federation, Republic of South
Africa, Republic of Turkey, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United States of
America, African Union, European Union.
Download the G20 study guide, Guidebook, and agenda to learn more about the committee and its topic.
