In the end, it is the G or B20 Hangzhou Summit

It's the G20, which refers to the G20 summit.

The Group of 20 (G20) is an international economic cooperation forum, established on September 25, 1999 by the Group of Eight (G8) in Berlin, Germany, and hosted the first G20 summit in Washington, D.C.

In accordance with past practice, the International Monetary Organization (IMO**) and the World Bank (WB) attended meetings of the International Monetary Organization (IMO) and the World Bank (WB) in order to promote open and constructive discussion and study on substantive issues between industrialized developed and emerging market countries, with a view to seeking cooperation and promoting international financial stability and sustained economic growth. The G20 is a broad and representative group of G20 countries, which accounts for 90% of the global economy and 80% of the world's GDP, so it has replaced the G8 as the main forum for global economic cooperation.

The establishment of the G20 has brought new impetus and new opportunities for the international community to work together to deal with the economic crisis and promote the reform of the global governance mechanism, and global governance has begun to shift from "Western governance" to "Western and non-Western joint governance".

Hello, we officially say that it is the G20 Hangzhou Summit, which is the International Economic Cooperation Forum. The B20 is the abbreviation of the G20 business community, which was created in 2010 and is just an important opening event of the G20 summit.

In layman's terms, the G20 summit is a meeting of leaders of various countries to discuss major global events; The B20 summit is a meeting of business people from various countries to discuss the global economic situation, and then make policy recommendations to the G20.

The Group of 20 (G20) is an international economic cooperation forum established on September 25, 1999 by the Group of Eight (G8) in Berlin, Germany. Members include: Asia: China, Korea, Japan, India, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia;

Europe: Russia, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Turkey and the European Union;

Africa: South Africa;

Oceania: Australia;

Americas: United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina.

There is no Pakistan.

The B20 is an important platform for the international business community to participate in global economic governance and the formulation of international economic and trade rules, with the main content of holding issue working group meetings and summits to carry out annual work, in-depth research on key issues of global economic growth, forming and submitting policy recommendations to the G20 Summit, and making suggestions and suggestions for promoting strong, balanced and sustainable growth of the global economy.

The G20, an international economic cooperation forum, was established on 16 December 1999 in Berlin, Germany, as a mechanism for informal dialogue within the framework of the Bretton Woods system, consisting of the former G8 and 12 other major economies. The Summit aims to promote open and constructive discussion and study on substantive issues between industrialized developed countries and emerging market countries in order to seek cooperation and promote international financial stability and sustained economic growth.

It's different, the G20 should all understand, let me introduce the B20:

The B20 is an important platform for the international business community to participate in global economic governance and the formulation of international economic and trade rules, with the main content of holding issue working group meetings and summits to carry out annual work, in-depth research on key issues of global economic growth, forming and submitting policy recommendations to the G20 Summit, and making suggestions and suggestions for promoting strong, balanced and sustainable growth of the global economy. The B20 summarizes business policy recommendations through the agenda working group meetings and submits them to the G20 summit to provide decision-making reference for G20 leaders. A number of G20 leaders attended previous B20 summits and exchanged views with B20 representatives on policy recommendations for the business community.

Since 2010, the B20 has submitted more than 400 policy recommendations to the G20 Summit, which have been highly valued by the leaders of the G20 members, and some of the recommendations have been included in the communiqués of previous G20 Summits. The 2016 B20 Summit was held in Hangzhou, China, on September 3-4.

The G20 members are: the United States, Japan, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Canada, Russia, the European Union, Australia, China, South Africa, Argentina, Brazil, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and South Korea.