Which country hosted the G-20 summit in 2021?

Correct option is C

​The correct answer is(c) Italy​

The G-20 Summit 2021 was hosted by Italy in Rome on October 30-31, 2021. Italy assumed the G-20 presidency for the year, focusing on three key themes: People, Planet, and Prosperity. The summit addressed global challenges such as climate change, the COVID-19 pandemic, and economic recovery. The leaders also discussed promoting sustainable development and digital transformation.

The summit marked significant progress on climate commitments, with agreements to limit global warming and a collective commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by mid-century. Additionally, discussions included equitable access to vaccines and global economic cooperation.

Information Booster:

● The G-20, or Group of Twenty, comprises 19 countries and the European Union.
● The G-20 represents around 85% of the global GDP and over two-thirds of the world population.
● Italy's presidency emphasized sustainability, inclusive growth, and technological innovation.
● Rome hosted the summit at the La Nuvola Convention Center.
● The 2022 G-20 Summit was hosted by Indonesia, and the 2023 summit was held in India.

Additional Knowledge:

• (Option A) Malaysia: Has never hosted a G-20 Summit.
• (Option B) Sri Lanka: Not a member of the G-20 and has not hosted the summit.
• (Option D) Argentina: Hosted the 2018 G-20 Summit in Buenos Aires.