Brazil to invite Russian leader to G20 summit

Head of the Brazilian Foreign Ministry's Social Communications Department Joel Souza Pinto Sampaio has announced that Brazilian authorities will extend an invitation to Russian President Vladimir Putin for the upcoming G20 summit.

Invitations will be sent to all participating countries in the coming weeks, Caliber.Az reports via Russian media.

Earlier, Marat Berdyev, Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry, stated that Russia intends to firmly counter any attempts to politicize economic international cooperation issues at the G20 meeting. Scheduled to be held in Rio de Janeiro on November 18-19, the summit will address complex international relations, including ongoing conflicts, instability, and trade wars.

The G20 Summit, a prominent international forum for economic cooperation and policy-making, will take place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on November 18-19. This summit marks an important event in the calendar of global economic diplomacy and is set to focus on a range of critical issues affecting the world economy.

The G20 Summit brings together leaders from the world’s largest economies to address major global issues, including economic growth, trade, climate change, and sustainable development. The summit facilitates dialogue among major economies, aiming to foster international cooperation and collective action on pressing global challenges.

The G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro promises to be a crucial event in shaping the global economic landscape, addressing major international issues, and advancing collective solutions to shared challenges.