G20 CASE STUDY PRESENTATION

Presented by:
Alolika Dutta Roy
Anik Guin
Banhisikha Sinha
Sakshi Gureja
 INTRODUCTION
• The G20 (or Group of Twenty) is an
international forum for the Governments and
Central Bank governors from 19 countries and
the European Union (EU).
• Spain is a permanent guest-member.
• The G20 economies account for around 90% of
the gross world product (GWP), 80% of world
trade, two-thirds of the world population and
approximately half of the world land area.
• The G20's primary focus has been governance
of the global economy.
• The first G20 summit was held in Washington,
D.C. on November 14–15, 2008, at the National
Building Museum.
 BACKGROUND
• In 1973 a group named “Library
Group” was formed to discuss
various economical and global issues.
• The members were the finance
ministers of Britain, France, Germany,
and United States.
• In September Japanese finance
minister joined them to become G5.
• In 1976 group was expanded to G7.
• In 1977 it become G9.
• In December 1997 G20 was finally
formed.
 MEMBERS

Argentina Australia Brazil Canada China

EU France Germany India Indonesia

Italy Japan Mexico Russia Saudi Arabia

South Africa South Korea Turkey United Kingdom United States

 2019 SUMMIT
In 2019 G20 summit 8 themes were discussed to ensure Global
Sustainable Development. They are-

• Global Economy
• Trade and Investment
• Innovation
• Environment and Energy
• Employment
• Women’s Empowerment
• Development
• Health
 India’s Role at G20 Summit
• India emerged as a central player at
the G20 Osaka Summit 2019.
• India displayed clarity in its agenda
and stand on various issues.
• India tried to balance between
nations like Russia and America as it
was a common element in JAI and
RIC.
• India displayed its concern over
issues faced by other developing
nations.
• India took a firm stand on Digital
Economy & AI.
• India proposed the 5 'I's – Inclusive,
Indigenization, Innovation,
Investment in Infrastructure, and
International cooperation."
PM Narendra Modi on 26th June,19 held separate
meetings with the leaders of several countries and discussed
the following issues on Human-centered future society

• Trade, Economic Growth & WTO Reforms

• Terrorism
• Energy Security & Financial Stability
• Digital Economy & Artificial Intelligence
• 5G & Data Security Concerns
• Climate Change
• Defense
• Corruption & Black Money
• Return of Economic Fugitives
• Iran crisis
 Major Takeaway from Osaka summit

• Effect on Indian Economy

• Betterment of Indo-China relationship
• US China Trade war has shifted
• Climate change is still a core dispute