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Dossier

The Saudi G20: What’s Really at Stake

21 November 2020

World leaders (virtually) convened at the Saudi G20 summit in a time when the Covid-19 emergency has compounded longstanding global challenges for the multilateral system. From climate change to digital transformation, from global health to growth and social cohesion, these are testing times for multilateralism.

This Dossier touches base on G20 challenges in key areas and explores policy options for Italy's G20 in 2021. ISPI will do its part as the National Coordinator and Chair of the Think20 (T20) Italy, the official engagement group of the G20 bringing together leading think tanks and research centers worldwide to provide policy recommendation to the G20 leaders. 

For a Renewed Multilateralism
Giampiero Massolo
ISPI President
The G20: From its Origins to the Present Day
Franco Bruni
ISPI Vice President
G20 Performance, Prospects, Possibilities
John Kirton
Director and founder of the G20 Research Group and the G7 Research Group - University of Toronto
Italy’s G20: The Three “Ps” for a Post-Pandemic World
Paolo Magri
ISPI Executive Vice President
The Pandemic, Finance and the G20: What Lies Ahead?
José Siaba Serrate
Member, CARI
The Pandemic, Digitisation and International Trade: New Challenges for the G20
Alessia Amighini
Co-Head, ISPI Asia Centre
After the Pandemic: Global Overheating to Take Centre Stage at T20 and G20
R. Andreas Kraemer
Founder, Ecologic Institute
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Benjamin Görlach
Senior Fellow, Ecologic Institute
FAO, Italy and Partners: Together in the Food Coalition
Qu Dongyu
Director-General, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
G20: Energy and the Role of Circular Carbon Economy
Hossa Almutairi
Sherpa, T20 Saudi Arabia 2020 and KAPSARC Research Fellow
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Adam Sieminski
President, KAPSARC
A Migration Agenda for the G20: Refugee Protection and Global Standards
Matthias Lücke
Senior Researcher, Kiel Institute for the World Economy
Migration and Asylum: What Has the G20 Done and What Could It Do?
Güven Sak
Director of TEPAV
G20 and Development
Elizabeth Sidiropoulos
Chief Executive, South African Institute of International Affairs
Infrastructure Investments and Financing in the G20/T20 Agenda in the Time of the Covid-19 Crisis
Nicolas J.A. Buchoud
Co-chair of the T20 Infrastructure Investment and Finance Taskforce and Global Solutions Fellow

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