Summary
The G20 Leaders’ Summit is scheduled for December 14-15, 2026, at Trump National Doral in Miami, Florida. The US holds the G20 presidency from December 1, 2025, to November 30, 2026. The summit coincides with America’s 250th anniversary. The US has organized the year around a narrow, growth-oriented agenda, with Finance Track meetings leading up to the Miami summit.
What You Will Gain:
Insight into the priorities shaping global economic policy
Understanding of how the leading economies coordinate on growth, trade, and finance
A view of how the G20 is changing under the US presidency
Visibility into the Finance Track and ministerial meetings that feed into the summit
Who Can Join:
The summit is not open to the public. The G20 includes 19 countries and the European Union, and US officials have said the guest list will be smaller than at recent summits. Others, such as researchers, business groups, journalists, and students, can follow the process through official announcements and analysis.
Why Follow:
The G20 is the main forum where the world’s largest economies coordinate on economic issues. This year’s summit comes after the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, set for October 30-31, 2026, in Atlanta, and the outcomes will shape the global economic agenda.
