O Brazil Confirmed this Sunday (31) as the headquarters of the summit of G20, In 2024. Advertising Already done by the end of the 2020 edition, Holds Saudi Arabia. The conference, which unites the world’s 20 largest economies, will be held in the country for the first time. But it has not yet been announced which city will host the event.

This is the third time the group has met in Latin America. In 2012, the city of San Jose del Cabo Mexico, Was the first. In 2018, the meeting was held in Buenos Aires Argentina.

With the conclusion of the 2021 meeting in Rome, Italy, the 2022 edition will take place here. Indonesia And in 2022 India In 2023.

Group 20 was formed in 1999 in response to the economic crisis of that decade and was initially envisioned as a forum for economic dialogue between finance ministers and central bank presidents. After the global financial crisis of 2008, heads of state and other ministers began to attend meetings.

Its permanent structure is made up of: South Africa, Germany, Saudi Arabia, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, South Korea, United States, France, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico, United Kingdom, Russia, Euro, and Euro.

Countries account for 80% of global gross domestic product (GDP), 75% of exports, 70% of foreign direct investment and 60% of the world’s population.

2021 G20 meeting

Closed this Sunday, The G20 meeting has not set any new goals, After the promised start on Saturday (30), when countries agreed to create a global minimum tax.

Mario Draghi, The Prime Minister of Italy, said the meeting was a “success” and highlighted the agreement on the goal. Keep global warming to a maximum of 1.5 degrees Celsius In addition, greenhouse gas emissions will be zero by 2050, set by design in the 2015 COP. Treaty of Paris.

It also pledged $ 100 billion in aid to vulnerable countries to combat poverty, inequality, malnutrition and gender inequality.

UN Secretary General (UN), Antonio Guterres, Said the summit was disappointing but did not shatter his expectations. “I left Rome without fulfilling my expectations, but at least I did not bury them,” he wrote on his social network.

(* From CNN with information from Rafael Corachini and Fernando Nakagawa)