The government of Japan decided that Osaka will host G20 summit from 28 to 29 June.
Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga announced on Monday that the 2-day G20 summit will open next year in Osaka on the 28th of June.
It will be the first G20 summit held in Japan. The government selected 8 municipalities for the G20 ministerial meetings, NHK World reported.
The decision to hold the next summit in Osaka was made as a result of last year’s summit in Germany.
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