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Gathering at the Tip of Africa: The 11th G20 Parliamentary Speakers’ Summit and the Revival of Parliamentary Diplomacy

28 August 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

The 11th G20 Parliamentary Speakers’ Summit in Kleinmond, South Africa, is a landmark gathering where world parliamentary leaders meet to talk, share ideas, and work together on big global challenges like climate change, equality, and sustainable development. Unlike usual G20 meetings, this summit focuses on parliaments as key players in shaping world policies. South Africa’s hosting highlights its inspiring journey from apartheid to democracy, setting a hopeful tone for progress and justice. The event also shines a light on African voices and includes special sessions for women and young parliamentarians, making it a vibrant, inclusive step forward in global cooperation.

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