Established to unite major economies and stabilize the global financial market, initially involving Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors.
Transitioned to a Leaders' level meeting, focusing on addressing the global financial crisis, first convened in Washington D.C.
Members pledged $1.1 trillion to international financial organizations, aiming to mitigate the effects of the economic downturn.
Focused on the development of a framework for strong, sustainable, and balanced global growth, introducing the Seoul Development Consensus.
Addressed the European sovereign debt crisis and discussed measures to foster global economic stability.
Leaders committed to increasing their collective GDP by more than 2% above the then-current trajectory by 2018.
Emphasized on inclusive growth and employment, addressing issues like terrorism and the refugee crisis.
Promoted innovative growth models and digital economy, fostering global economic collaboration.
Discussed infrastructure development, the future of work, and sustainable food future, emphasizing on multilateral trade.
First virtual summit due to the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on coordinating global efforts to recover from the crisis.