France · Host
Emmanuel Macron
President of the French Republic
Chairs the 52nd G7 summit
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Who sits at the table at the two summits that define 2026 — the G7 at Évian in June, and the G20 at Miami in December — and who chairs the two summits that follow in 2027.
Compiled August 2026 for groupofnations.com. Leadership changes — re-verify before anything goes to print.
- Summit
- 52nd G7
- Host
- France
- Where
- Évian-les-Bains
- When
- 15–17 June 2026
The G7 — Évian-les-Bains, 15–17 June 2026
G7 publications →France chaired the 52nd G7 summit at Évian-les-Bains in Haute-Savoie. Seven member governments plus the two presidents of the European Union institutions sit at the table; the host presidency also invites guest leaders each year.
United States
Donald Trump
President of the United States
Holds the 2026 G20 presidency
United Kingdom
Andy Burnham
Prime Minister
Took office 20 July 2026 · Keir Starmer represented the UK at Évian in June
Germany
Friedrich Merz
Chancellor
Italy
Giorgia Meloni
Prime Minister
Canada
Mark Carney
Prime Minister
Hosted the 50th anniversary G7, 2025
Japan
Sanae Takaichi
Prime Minister
European Union
António Costa
President of the European Council
European Union
Ursula von der Leyen
President of the European Commission
| Member | Leader | Title |
|---|---|---|
| France (host) | Emmanuel Macron | President of the French Republic |
| United States | Donald Trump | President of the United States |
| United Kingdom | Andy Burnham | Prime Minister |
| Germany | Friedrich Merz | Chancellor |
| Italy | Giorgia Meloni | Prime Minister |
| Canada | Mark Carney | Prime Minister |
| Japan | Sanae Takaichi | Prime Minister |
| European Union | António Costa | President of the European Council |
| European Union | Ursula von der Leyen | President of the European Commission |
The summit was moved by one day from its original 14–16 June dates.
Invited by the French presidency
Brazil
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
President
Invited by the French presidency
India
Narendra Modi
Prime Minister
Invited by the French presidency
- Summit
- 21st G20
- Host
- United States
- Where
- Trump National Doral, Miami
- When
- 14–15 December 2026
The G20 — Trump National Doral, Miami, 14–15 December 2026
G20 publications →The United States holds the G20 presidency for 2026 and hosts the leaders’ summit at Trump National Doral in Miami, with the B20 in Washington, D.C. the month before. Nineteen member countries sit alongside the European Union and the African Union.
United States · Host
Donald Trump
President of the United States
Chairs the 2026 G20 at Trump National Doral
Argentina
Javier Milei
President
Australia
Anthony Albanese
Prime Minister
Brazil
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
President
Held the 2024 G20 presidency
Canada
Mark Carney
Prime Minister
China
Xi Jinping
President
Premier Li Qiang has led recent G20 delegations
France
Emmanuel Macron
President
Hosts the 2026 G7 at Évian
Germany
Friedrich Merz
Chancellor
India
Narendra Modi
Prime Minister
Indonesia
Prabowo Subianto
President
Italy
Giorgia Meloni
Prime Minister
Japan
Sanae Takaichi
Prime Minister
Mexico
Claudia Sheinbaum
President
Russia
Vladimir Putin
President
Saudi Arabia
Mohammed bin Salman
Crown Prince and Prime Minister
Head of state is King Salman bin Abdulaziz
South Korea
Lee Jae Myung
President
Türkiye
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
President
United Kingdom
Andy Burnham
Prime Minister
Took office 20 July 2026
South Africa
Cyril Ramaphosa
President
Not invited to Miami — announced by the U.S. presidency
European Union
António Costa
President of the European Council
European Union
Ursula von der Leyen
President of the European Commission
African Union
Évariste Ndayishimiye
Chairperson of the African Union
President of Burundi · AU chair since February 2026
Next edition
The Official G20 Review — United States
Miami · 14–15 December 2026. Full pages, double-page spreads and editorial packages.
| Member | Leader | Title |
|---|---|---|
| United States (host) | Donald Trump | President of the United States |
| Argentina | Javier Milei | President |
| Australia | Anthony Albanese | Prime Minister |
| Brazil | Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva | President |
| Canada | Mark Carney | Prime Minister |
| China | Xi Jinping | President |
| France | Emmanuel Macron | President |
| Germany | Friedrich Merz | Chancellor |
| India | Narendra Modi | Prime Minister |
| Indonesia | Prabowo Subianto | President |
| Italy | Giorgia Meloni | Prime Minister |
| Japan | Sanae Takaichi | Prime Minister |
| Mexico | Claudia Sheinbaum | President |
| Russia | Vladimir Putin | President |
| Saudi Arabia | Mohammed bin Salman | Crown Prince and Prime Minister |
| South Korea | Lee Jae Myung | President |
| Türkiye | Recep Tayyip Erdoğan | President |
| United Kingdom | Andy Burnham | Prime Minister |
| South Africa | Cyril Ramaphosa | President — not invited to Miami |
| European Union | António Costa | President of the European Council |
| European Union | Ursula von der Leyen | President of the European Commission |
| African Union | Évariste Ndayishimiye | Chairperson of the African Union |
The United States presidency
g20.org →- Presidency
- United States · 2026
- Leaders’ summit
- Trump National Doral, Miami · 14–15 December 2026
- Business track
- B20 USA · The Wharf, Washington, D.C. · 9–11 November 2026
- Membership
- 19 countries, the European Union and — since 2023 — the African Union
- Share of world GDP
- 85%
- Share of international trade
- 75%
- Share of world population
- Two-thirds
- Guests
- Each year the presidency invites several guest countries
Alongside the leaders’ track, the official engagement groups — B20 (business), C20 (civil society), L20 (labour), T20 (think tanks) and Y20 (youth) — hold major events through the presidency year, “the outcomes of which will contribute to the deliberations of G20 leaders.” For a corporate partner that is the practical route in: the B20 is where private-sector recommendations are drafted, and the leaders’ declaration in December is where they either survive or do not.
Official sources for the presidency year
| Resource | What it carries |
|---|---|
| U.S. G20 Priorities | The presidency’s stated priorities for the year |
| Working Groups | The sherpa and finance track working groups |
| Events Calendar | Ministerials and working group meetings through 2026 |
| Location | Venue and host-city information |
| News and Media | Presidency announcements and accreditation |
Figures and engagement-group detail above are taken from g20.org. The site restricts automated access to its priorities and working-group pages, so those are linked rather than reproduced — check them for the current text before publication.
Notes
- South Africa, which chaired the G20 in 2025, has not been invited to Miami following an announcement by the U.S. presidency.
- Saudi Arabia’s head of state is King Salman bin Abdulaziz; Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has been Prime Minister since September 2022 and leads delegations.
- China’s head of state is Xi Jinping, but Premier Li Qiang has led recent G20 delegations.
- Additional guests reported for Miami include Ireland, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, the Netherlands, Poland and Singapore.
- Summit
- 53rd G7
- Host
- United States
- Where
- To be announced
- When
- 2027
The G7 — United States, 2027
G7 publications →France handed the G7 presidency to the United States at the close of the Évian summit. The 53rd G7 summit will be hosted by the United States in 2027; the venue and dates have not yet been announced.
France
Emmanuel Macron
President of the French Republic
United States · Host
Donald Trump
President of the United States
Chairs the 53rd G7 summit, 2027
United Kingdom
Andy Burnham
Prime Minister
Took office 20 July 2026
Germany
Friedrich Merz
Chancellor
Italy
Giorgia Meloni
Prime Minister
Canada
Mark Carney
Prime Minister
Hosted the 50th anniversary G7, 2025
Japan
Sanae Takaichi
Prime Minister
European Union
António Costa
President of the European Council
European Union
Ursula von der Leyen
President of the European Commission
| Member | Leader | Title |
|---|---|---|
| France | Emmanuel Macron | President of the French Republic |
| United States (host) | Donald Trump | President of the United States |
| United Kingdom | Andy Burnham | Prime Minister |
| Germany | Friedrich Merz | Chancellor |
| Italy | Giorgia Meloni | Prime Minister |
| Canada | Mark Carney | Prime Minister |
| Japan | Sanae Takaichi | Prime Minister |
| European Union | António Costa | President of the European Council |
| European Union | Ursula von der Leyen | President of the European Commission |
These are the office-holders as of August 2026, carried forward. Elections and changes of government between now and 2027 will alter this table — treat it as the starting position for planning, not a confirmed delegation list.
- Summit
- 22nd G20
- Host
- United Kingdom
- Where
- To be announced
- When
- 2027
The G20 — United Kingdom, 2027
G20 publications →The United Kingdom takes the G20 presidency for 2027, following the United States. The venue and dates have not yet been announced. South Africa returns to the table: the Miami exclusion was a decision of the U.S. presidency, not a change of membership.
United States
Donald Trump
President of the United States
Argentina
Javier Milei
President
Australia
Anthony Albanese
Prime Minister
Brazil
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
President
Held the 2024 G20 presidency
Canada
Mark Carney
Prime Minister
China
Xi Jinping
President
Premier Li Qiang has led recent G20 delegations
France
Emmanuel Macron
President
Hosts the 2026 G7 at Évian
Germany
Friedrich Merz
Chancellor
India
Narendra Modi
Prime Minister
Indonesia
Prabowo Subianto
President
Italy
Giorgia Meloni
Prime Minister
Japan
Sanae Takaichi
Prime Minister
Mexico
Claudia Sheinbaum
President
Russia
Vladimir Putin
President
Saudi Arabia
Mohammed bin Salman
Crown Prince and Prime Minister
Head of state is King Salman bin Abdulaziz
South Korea
Lee Jae Myung
President
Türkiye
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
President
United Kingdom · Host
Andy Burnham
Prime Minister
Chairs the G20 in 2027
South Africa
Cyril Ramaphosa
President
European Union
António Costa
President of the European Council
European Union
Ursula von der Leyen
President of the European Commission
African Union
Évariste Ndayishimiye
Chairperson of the African Union
President of Burundi · AU chair since February 2026
| Member | Leader | Title |
|---|---|---|
| United States | Donald Trump | President of the United States |
| Argentina | Javier Milei | President |
| Australia | Anthony Albanese | Prime Minister |
| Brazil | Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva | President |
| Canada | Mark Carney | Prime Minister |
| China | Xi Jinping | President |
| France | Emmanuel Macron | President |
| Germany | Friedrich Merz | Chancellor |
| India | Narendra Modi | Prime Minister |
| Indonesia | Prabowo Subianto | President |
| Italy | Giorgia Meloni | Prime Minister |
| Japan | Sanae Takaichi | Prime Minister |
| Mexico | Claudia Sheinbaum | President |
| Russia | Vladimir Putin | President |
| Saudi Arabia | Mohammed bin Salman | Crown Prince and Prime Minister |
| South Korea | Lee Jae Myung | President |
| Türkiye | Recep Tayyip Erdoğan | President |
| United Kingdom (host) | Andy Burnham | Prime Minister |
| South Africa | Cyril Ramaphosa | President |
| European Union | António Costa | President of the European Council |
| European Union | Ursula von der Leyen | President of the European Commission |
| African Union | Évariste Ndayishimiye | Chairperson of the African Union |
These are the office-holders as of August 2026, carried forward. Elections and changes of government between now and 2027 will alter this table — treat it as the starting position for planning, not a confirmed delegation list.
Sources
Rosters compiled in August 2026 from the 52nd G7 summit and 2026 G20 Miami summit records, the European Council summit page, the Élysée, the G20 Miami 2026 site and the 53rd G7 summit record for the 2027 United States presidency, reporting on the United Kingdom’s 2027 G20 presidency, and individual office-holder records. Flags are served by flagcdn.com. Leadership changes — check before print.
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