Group of Twenty (G20) Member Countries
An international forum of 19 countries plus the EU representing the world's major economies. Founded in 1999.
Argentina
Buenos Aires
46,735,004 people
Australia
Canberra
27,536,874 people
Brazil
Brasília
213,421,037 people
Canada
Ottawa
41,651,653 people
China
Beijing
1,408,280,000 people
France
Paris
66,351,959 people
Germany
Berlin
83,491,249 people
India
New Delhi
1,417,492,000 people
Indonesia
Jakarta
284,438,782 people
Italy
Rome
58,927,633 people
Japan
Tokyo
123,210,000 people
Mexico
Mexico City
130,575,786 people
Russia
Moscow
146,028,325 people
Saudi Arabia
Riyadh
35,300,280 people
South Africa
Pretoria
63,100,945 people
South Korea
Seoul
51,159,889 people
Turkey
Ankara
85,664,944 people
United Kingdom
London
69,281,437 people
United States
Washington, D.C.
340,110,988 people
Frequently Asked Questions
How many countries are in the Group of Twenty?
The G20 has 19 member countries.
Which countries are members of the Group of Twenty?
Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, South Korea, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States.
When was the Group of Twenty established?
The G20 was established in 1999.
What continent are most G20 members in?
The majority of G20 member countries are located in Asia.