IN PICS: World leaders arrive in SA for G20 Leaders’ Summit
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21 November 2025 | 6:42The summit will take place at the Nasrec Expo Centre in Johannesburg this weekend, beginning on Saturday and ending on Sunday.
The welcoming of world leaders at the OR Tambo International Airport for the G20 Leaders' Summit. Picture: GCIS
World leaders have arrived at the OR Tambo International Airport for the G20 Leader’s Summit.
The summit will take place at the Nasrec Expo Centre in Johannesburg this weekend, beginning on Saturday and ending on Sunday.
Members from the world’s largest economies are expected to come up with a declaration after months of meetings discussing the many issues that affect the globe.
Leaders who have already arrived include China’s premier, Li Qiang, Vietnam’s counterpart Pham Minh Chính, and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
The welcoming of world leaders at the OR Tambo International Airport for the G20 Leaders' Summit. Picture: GCIS
Picture: GCIS
Picture: GCIS
Pham Minh Chính, Prime Minister of Vietnam, accompanied by his spouse, arrives at OR Tambo International Airport, South Africa. He is received by Minister of Agriculture, John Steenhuisen, ahead of Vietnam’s participation in strategic G20 engagements. Picture: GCIS
Pham Minh Chính, Prime Minister of Vietnam, accompanied by his spouse, arrives at OR Tambo International Airport, South Africa. He is received by Minister of Agriculture, John Steenhuisen, ahead of Vietnam’s participation in strategic G20 engagements. Picture: GCIS
Pham Minh Chính, Prime Minister of Vietnam, accompanied by his spouse, arrives at OR Tambo International Airport. Picture: GCIS
His Excellency Mr. Keir Starmer, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, lands at OR Tambo International Airport, South Africa. He is received by Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Mr. Alvin Botes, as South Africa hosts leaders for the G20 Summit. Picture: GCIS
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