مجموعة العشرين و رئاسة تركيا الدورية

الملخص EN

The Group of Twenty (G20) is the premier forum for developed and developing countries aiming international economic cooperation and decisionmaking.

It consists of 19 countries along with the European Union.

The G20 founded in 1999 after meeting of Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors in the aftermath of the Asian financial crisis.

After 2008, the G20 forum started gathering with involvement of each G20 president.

2015 Leader’s Summit Declaration in Antalya, which was hosted by Turkey, contains different topics from the previous summits.

The most important ones among these topics were the problems of low-income economies and the participation of women in the labor market.

Searching for the solution to global economic probems and growing refugee crisis were also the topics that were discussed in the Antalya Summit.

In this context, the 2015 Turkish Term Presidency was completed successfully and the 2016 Presidency was handed over to China.