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South Africa concludes G20 presidency, becomes IBSA chair | The Citizen | SA News

24 November 2025 by Guest

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South Africa takes over from Brazil.

As South Africa concludes its G20 presidency without the presence of the country meant to receive the baton, it steps into the role of IBSA chair.

It takes over from Brazil.

The India-Brazil-South Africa (IBSA) Dialogue Forum was established more than 20 years ago to promote coordination among the three countries on global issues, enhance trilateral cooperation across sectors, and provide a broader framework for South-South cooperation.

South Africa hosted the IBSA Summit this weekend, a decision made at their November 2024 summit in Brazil.

This weekend’s summit was hosted “with a view to consolidating trilateral cooperation,…

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