المقتني العربي

G20 postage stamps

According to Saudi Post, what is the G20? The G20 is the premier forum for international economic cooperation, comprising leaders from all continents representing both developed and developing nations. Collectively, the G20 member countries represent approximately 801 TP3T of global economic output, two-thirds of the world's population, and three-quarters of global trade. Representatives from these countries meet to discuss financial and social issues…

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What is the G20?

The G20 is the premier forum for international economic cooperation, bringing together leaders from every continent and representing both developed and developing nations. Collectively, the G20 member countries account for approximately 801 TP3T of global economic output, two-thirds of the world's population, and three-quarters of global trade. Representatives of the G20 countries meet to discuss financial, social, and economic issues.

Saudi Post Participation

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Human empowerment:
The artwork reflects the spirit of inclusivity in Saudi Arabia. The Kingdom's G20 presidency focuses on empowering people and working together to support equal opportunities for all.
Shaping new horizons:
This artwork, inspired by King Abdullah Financial District, showcases the fusion of technology, innovation, and the strength of the Saudi Arabian economy. It also highlights the blending of modern and Islamic architecture.
Preserving planet Earth:
Saudi Arabia, as the G20 Presidency, believes that protecting the planet is protecting the future. Home to some of the healthiest coral reefs on Earth, Saudi Arabia is also committed to promoting ocean conservation.

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