A successful B20 summit in Johannesburg this week welcomed more than 2,000 delegates from across the world for discussions on issues about African development, about investment and business and about trade, among other issues.
The B20 is an important parallel advisory structure run by and for business alongside the G20 process. Under South Africa's presidency, eight task forces in different sectors have been meeting throughout the year, developing business-driven, actionable policy recommendations to be presented to the G20.
Task force Chairs and Co-Chairs led technical recommendations, supported by over 1,400 professionals from 25 countries and 16 sectors.