As the world faces inflationary pressures, disrupted supply chains, and geopolitical rivalries, the G20 must rise as a platform for coordinated macroeconomic policy. Delegates will represent the world's most influential economies, debating strategies to stabilise markets, manage debt, and reinvigorate trade. Tensions between protectionism and globalization, digital currency regulation, and climate finance will shape negotiations. Countries must address growing inequality while managing AI-driven disruptions in labour and industry. The committee also tackles debt crises in the Global South and proposes IMF or World Bank-backed relief mechanisms. With high stakes and global influence, the G20 is tasked with steering a fractured world economy toward resilience. Diplomacy, power-play, and negotiation converge in this elite economic forum.