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Rome G20 Summit: What to Expect

Davide Tentori
|
Antonio Villafranca
30 ottobre 2021

The G20 Summit is at the starting line with G20 Leaders gathering in Rome on 30-31 October. The agenda of the Summit is loaded with pressing global challenges: vaccinations and access to healthcare, economic recovery and inequalities, climate change and green transition, trade, finance and digitalisation. But the G20 is a year-long multilateral effort. What has already been achieved during the Italian Presidency? What remains to be done and which contribution from the Think20, chaired by ISPI, to face these global challenges? Which legacy for future G20 Presidencies?

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The ‘People’ Pillar: What is at Stake for the G20 Leaders
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Deepening Multilateralism. A View from Africa
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Digital Transition. Striking a Balance Between Benefits and Risks
Paul Grainger
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Elizabeth Sidiropoulos
The South African Institute of International Affairs
G20 and Global Trade. Navigating Rough Waters
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Infrastructure and Development. The G20 Legacy
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EDITED BY

Davide Tentori
Research Fellow, ISPI Centre for Business Scenarios
Antonio Villafranca
ISPI Director of Studies and Co-Head of the Europe and Global Governance Centre

This Dossier is realized with the support of the Policy Planning Unit of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation pursuant to art. 23-bis of Presidential Decree 18/1967.

The opinions expressed in this Report are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation and ISPI.

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