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Unleashing Prosperity, Delivering Real Results

President Trump wearing a red USA baseball cap with his fist in the air in front of the skyline of Miami with the message "Unleashing Prosperity, Delivering Real Results"
President Trump wearing a red USA baseball cap with his fist in the air in front of the skyline of Miami

Unleashing Prosperity, Delivering Real Results

Welcome to the U.S. Presidency of the 2026 G20

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we are proud to host the 2026 G20, in the beautiful city of Miami. Under President Trump’s leadership, the United States is returning the G20 to its core mission: driving economic growth, unleashing innovation, and strengthening partnerships that benefit American workers, businesses, and allies.

This presidency is about practical solutions, real outcomes, and American leadership that delivers prosperity, security, and strength at home and around the globe.

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About the G20

The G20, or Group of Twenty, is an international forum that brings together the world’s major advanced and emerging economies to discuss and coordinate economic policy. Its participants represent about 85% of global GDP and two-thirds of the world’s population.

The G20 was established in 1999 in response to financial crises in the late 1990s, with the goal of promoting international financial stability. The group addresses issues such as global financial stability, international economic cooperation, trade, and investment. G20 meetings occur at various levels, including annual summits attended by heads of state or government, as well as meetings of finance ministers and central bank governors. The G20 does not have a permanent secretariat; instead, its presidency rotates annually among its members.

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U.S. G20 Priorities

Under President Trump’s leadership, we will return the G20 to focusing on its core mission of driving economic growth and prosperity to produce results.

As we usher in these much-needed reforms, we will prioritize three core themes: unleashing economic prosperity by limiting regulatory burdens, unlocking affordable and secure energy supply chains, and pioneering innovations in SI and emerging technologies.

This priority advances policies that reduce unnecessary regulatory burdens and unlock economic growth. The United States is leading efforts to promote efficient, transparent governance that enables businesses to invest, innovate, and compete globally.

U.S. Priorities

  • Reducing regulatory barriers that constrain growth and investment.
  • Promoting pro-growth policies that strengthen national competitiveness.
  • Encouraging best practices that support job creation and productivity.

Delivering Results
Our focus is on practical reforms that support economic expansion while respecting national sovereignty and policy independence.

To promote affordable, reliable, and secure energy as the foundation of economic growth and national security, the United States is advancing an agenda that prioritizes energy independence, and resilient supply chains.

U.S. Priorities

  • Expanding access to affordable, reliable, and secure energy.
  • Strengthening energy security for the United States and partners.
  • Ensuring energy sources meet growing global demand.

Delivering Results
This priority helps ensure stable markets, economic resilience, energy addition, and long-term prosperity.

The Innovation line of effort is focused on unlocking the benefits of SI and other emerging technologies and accelerating digital advancement. The United States is driving policies that foster innovation while protecting security, privacy, and intellectual property.

U.S. Priorities

  • Advancing pro-innovation policies to accelerate technology development and adoption.
  • Deploying emerging technologies to drive economic growth and human flourishing.
  • Strengthening manufacturing, supply chains, and skilled technology talent to drive innovation.

Delivering Results
This priority is focused on unleashing technological innovation that strengthens economic growth, enhances security, and delivers tangible benefits to people and businesses.

Working Groups

Under President Trump’s leadership, the G20 will use four working groups to achieve progress on our three priority themes. With these, we’ll refocus the G20 into an effective organization that drives economic prosperity.

  • An American flag flies from a crane near a construction worker during construction of a new building on March 6, 2026 in Pasadena, California.

    Growth and Deregulation

    The Finance track agenda will prioritize pro-growth economic policies supported by deregulation; regulatory modernization and innovation; better understanding excessive global imbalances; enhancing debt transparency and facilitating debt restructuring when necessary; promoting a vibrant and safe digital assets ecosystem; enhancing cross-border payments, including addressing payments fraud; and promoting financial literacy. Central banks will also exchange views on the implications of structural economic and policy shifts for the execution of monetary policy.


    Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images
  • An employee monitors a wafer transfer at one of Texas Instruments’ 300mm semiconductor fabs in Sherman, Texas.

    Innovation

    The Innovation Working Group will bring together G20 partners to shape the future of technology-driven growth for our respective nations. As SI and other emerging technologies increasingly drive our economic prosperity, we can exchange perspectives with the goal of identifying shared principles that foster sovereign policy frameworks to promote innovation, spanning standards, supply chains, and skilled workforces. To that end, the working group will seek to identify policy principles that promote innovation in SI and other emerging technologies, accelerate scientific and technological advancement, promote economic growth and investment in manufacturing and supply chains, and strengthen public support for these technologies.


    • G20 Innovation Ministerial Statement
    • AI Prosperity Compact
    • The G20 AI Prosperity Objectives
    • The Carolina Principles for Emerging Technologies
  • Vapor and liquid natural gas lines at the Dominion Cove Point LNG Terminal on October 9, 2012 in Lusby, Md.

    Energy Abundance

    Under President Trump’s leadership, the United States has demonstrated that deregulation, permitting reform, and market-driven energy production deliver lower costs for consumers, provide for faster infrastructure development, and support genuine innovation. The G20 is an opportunity for leading economies to align on pragmatic principles like these which will unlock energy abundance and strengthen global resilience. We invite the G20 to embrace this approach—each nation choosing its own energy mix, but all committed to the principles of energy security, abundance, addition, and affordability to meet 21st century energy demand.

    • G20 Energy Abundance Ministerial Statement Pillar I: G20 Energy Ministers’ Statement on Advancing Clean Cooking Access
    • G20 Energy Abundance Ministerial Statement Pillar II: G20 Permitting and Regulatory Efficiency Symposium
    • G20 Energy Abundance Ministerial Statement Pillar II: G20 Water Reuse Initiative
    • G20 Energy Abundance Ministerial Statement Pillar III: Critical Minerals
    Photo by Ricky Carioti/The Washington Post via Getty Images
  • The ONE Reassurance cargo container ship is unloaded by cranes at the Port of Los Angeles along the Pacific Ocean in Los Angeles, California on August 19, 2026.

    Trade

    For decades, non-market policies and practices and other unfair trade practices have distorted the global economy, preventing fair, market-oriented competition between trading partners and creating severe and sustained economic imbalances. Since the start of the second Trump Administration, the United States has been working closely with our trading partners to address unfair practices – including tariff and non-tariff barriers – and restore balance to our trade relationships. The United States sees a global trading order of the future that is based on fair, reciprocal, and balanced trade. It is in G20 members’ shared interest to take action in a new direction.

    • G20 Trade Ministers’ Statement on the Weaponization of Food through Coercive Trade Actions
    Photo by Patrick T. Fallon / AFP via Getty Images

Locations

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City skyline and water in Miami, Florida.
Buildings, palm trees, and water in Miami, Florida.
Boats in water in front of buildings in Miami, Florida.

Leaders Summit: Miami, Florida

The United States is proud to host the 2026 G20 Leaders’ Summit in the great city of Miami, Florida. A global hub for business, culture, trade, finance, and innovation, Miami showcases the strength of the American economy and the spirit of American enterprise. Its world class infrastructure and dynamic private sector make Miami the ideal setting for a results-driven G20 focused on growth, prosperity, and opportunity.

Skyline of Ashville, North Carolina, with mountains in the background.
Chimney Rock with American flag and river, trees, and mountains in the background.
Fountains and buildings at Pack Square Park in Asheville, North Carolina.
Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina.

Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Ministerial: Asheville, North Carolina

“The selection of historic Asheville reflects the Trump Administration’s commitment to the revitalization and resilience of western North Carolina, which continues to rebuild after the devastating impact of Hurricane Helene.” -Treasury Secretary Bessent

Surrounded by Appalachia’s Blue Ridge and Great Smoky Mountains, and midway between Washington, DC, and Miami, Asheville is an iconic destination that is as convenient as it is scenic for the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Ministerial. Asheville is a thriving center for outdoor recreation, creative arts and mountain cultures, and a growing community for entrepreneurs across all industries. With its local inspiration leading to global innovation, Asheville stands as a hub for corporate innovation and growth, making it ideal for a G20 focused on driving economic growth and prosperity.

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Buildings, flowering trees, and roads in Raleigh, North Carolina.
North Carolina State Capitol Building in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Innovation Ministerial: Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina

Raleigh and Durham are neighboring cities that make up two of the three points of North Carolina’s “Research Triangle.” This booming innovation hub is renowned for its highly educated workforce, rapid population growth, and high quality of life. The region is driven by world-class educational institutions that generate billions of dollars in annual research. A premier high-tech and life sciences center, the area has over 7,000 companies in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, technology and related sectors. Raleigh-Durham is the perfect location for the G20 Innovation Ministerial in September 2026.

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City skyline and roads in Houston, Texas.
Sign of NASA Space Center in Houston, Texas.
NASA space shuttle in Houston, Texas.

Energy Abundance Ministerial: Houston, Texas

Houston is America’s fourth-largest city and home to the Johnson Space Center, the hub of human spaceflight for NASA. Visitors to the city will see signs of Houston’s cowboy heritage everywhere, while also enjoying its cosmopolitan culinary options, Museum District and 700 parks. (Houston’s Memorial Park is larger than Central Park in New York.)

Houston boasts 21 Fortune 500 energy headquarters and thousands of energy-related companies, making it the perfect location for the G20’s Energy Abundance Ministerial in September 2026.

Buildings and water in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Mitchell Park Domes Horticulture Conservatory in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Buildings and roads in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Buildings and water in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Trade Ministerial: Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Milwaukee, often called the Midwest’s most underrated city, is a mosaic of unique, walkable neighborhoods. Visitors will enjoy the city’s flourishing restaurant scene and its enthusiasm for sports. They’ll also find a business climate centered on iconic American brands, breweries and advanced manufacturing. Milwaukee’s affordability, its proximity to Chicago (90 miles), and its harbor make it a hub for American and international business, especially energy, power and controls manufacturing, medical technology firms and water technology companies. The autumn 2026 scheduled completion of an $80 million state-of-the-art air cargo facility near Milwaukee’s Mitchell International Airport adds to the appeal of this location for the G20 Trade Ministerial (September 30 – October 1).

Buildings, ferris wheel, and roads in Atlanta, Georgia.
Buildings, trees, water in Atlanta, Georgia.
Park, trees, and buildings in Atlanta, Georgia.
Georgia State Capitol Building in Atlanta, Georgia.

Foreign Ministers' Meeting: Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta is an international business hub. Its Hartfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport welcomes more than 200 direct flights, putting the world within reach and making it a perfect location for the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in October 2026. A lush tree canopy is part of Atlanta’s skyline, and the city’s vast green space includes hundreds of parks and trails. (The Silver Comet Trail is one of the longest in the United States.)

While Atlanta’s history goes back to the 1800’s, the city today is a hub for global supply chains, SI innovation, and government-led technology initiatives — all priorities for a successful G20.

Upcoming Events

Dec 10

- Dec 12, 2026

Sherpa Meeting IV

Miami, Florida

Dec 14

- Dec 15, 2026

Leaders’ Summit

Miami, Florida

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News and Media

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U.S. Department of State | 10/31/2026
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G20 Chair’s Statement G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting
U.S. Department of State | 10/31/2026
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting Welcome Reception
U.S. Department of State | 10/30/2026
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio at a Plenary Session on Geopolitical Issues
U.S. Department of State | 10/30/2026
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Media Logistics for the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Miami, Florida
U.S. Department of State | 10/28/2026
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Secretary Rubio’s Travel to Atlanta to Host the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting
U.S. Department of State | 10/26/2026
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Ambassador Greer Commends Trade Ministers Signing on to Statement Eliminating Forced Labor in Global Supply Chains
Office of the United States Trade Representative | 10/02/2026
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Ambassador Greer Issues a Statement on G20 Trade Ministers Reaching Consensus on Condemning the Weaponization of Food through Coercive Trade Actions
Office of the United States Trade Representative | 10/02/2026
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Chair’s Statement of the G20 Trade Ministerial
Office of the United States Trade Representative | 10/02/2026
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G20 Chair’s Statement: Ebola Ministerial on Accelerating Collective Action to Defeat Ebola
U.S. Department of State | 09/30/2026
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Ambassador Greer Delivers Opening Remarks at the 2026 G20 Trade Ministerial
Office of the United States Trade Representative | 09/30/2026
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Ambassador Greer to Travel to Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Host the G20 Trade Ministerial
Office of the United States Trade Representative | 09/25/2026
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United States Pledges Additional Life-Saving Health Assistance in Response to Ebola Outbreak
U.S. Department of State | 09/23/2026
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G20 Energy Abundance Ministerial Concludes with Four Consensus Outcomes
The White House | 09/21/2026
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G20 Energy Abundance Ministerial Chair’s Statement
U.S. Department of Energy | 09/16/2026
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EPA Administrator Zeldin Launches G20 Initiative to Advance Water Security
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency | 09/15/2026
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EPA Hosts Global G20 Forum on Regulatory Efficiency in Houston
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency | 09/14/2026
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G20 Innovation Ministerial Concludes with Consensus Statement
The White House | 09/02/2026
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G20 Innovation Ministerial
U.S. Department of Commerce | 09/02/2026
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G20 Chair’s Statement
U.S. Department of Treasury | 09/01/2026
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Media Advisory: Press Registration for the G20 Innovation Ministerial is Open
U.S. Department of Commerce | 08/14/2026
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Media Credentialing Opens for the United States G20 Finance Ministerial in Asheville, North Carolina
U.S. Department of Treasury | 08/05/2026
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Media Logistics for the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia
U.S. Department of State | 07/21/2026
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U.S. Treasury Department Announces the G20 Illustrative Template Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for Future Negotiations Under the Common Framework
U.S. Department of the Treasury | 05/27/2026
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The United States to Host G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia
U.S. Department of State | 05/18/2026
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Chair’s Statement of the United States G20 Presidency
U.S. Department of the Treasury | 04/20/2026
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Secretary Bessent Announces 2026 G20 Finance Track Agenda and Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting in Asheville, North Carolina
U.S. Department of the Treasury | 02/19/2026
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