The UK government has confirmed that Manchester will host the Group of 20 (G20) leaders’ summit next year, bringing together the heads of the world’s major economies.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is set to make the announcement during his first trip to the United Nations General Assembly in New York, highlighting the city’s significance as the venue for this prestigious global summit.
While the decision to select Manchester was made prior to Burnham’s ascension to premiership, the choice aligns closely with his regional growth and devolution-focused agenda, particularly as the city hosts the newly established No 10 North office.
As the UK prepares to assume the G20 presidency from the United States in December, officials are emphasizing the strategic economic benefits and global leadership opportunities that hosting the summit will bring to Britain amid a challenging international landscape.
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