Maybe the secret for becoming a G20 leader lies in their education path? That may be the case. 

Further in the article, you will read about the universities and degrees current G20 leaders completed. That may serve as both a motivation and navigation for constructing your academic journey. 

About G20

G20 is a post-World War II initiative committed to collective responsibility for global financial stability. The state and economic leaders of 19 member countries and the EU cooperate to coordinate the global economy. 

G20 includes organizations like the Bretton Woods twins, the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, and the World Trade Organization.

The G20 countries are the wealthiest and most progressive ones. They occupy 60% of the world population, 80% Global Economy, and 75% of global exports. The G20 main working event is the annual summit, held since 2010, with the member countries' governor bodies' participation. 

The representatives from each of 19 countries and the EU include the country leaders, finance ministers, and central bank governors. The latter two officials participate in ministerial-level meetings. 

G20 does not have a permanent staff or a secretariat. Every year, a leader country is selected from the predefined regional grouping of countries and is responsible for its term's temporary secretariat. The leader country also coordinates the whole group's work and meeting organizations. 

The below section introduces the leaders of G20 member countries and their education. 

Argentina

Australia

Brazil

Canada

China

France

Germany

Japan

India

Indonesia

Italy

Mexico

Russia

South Africa

Saudi Arabia

South Korea

Turkey

The United Kingdom

The United States

The European Union


Published on Jan 22, 2021