Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan attended a G20 leaders’ dinner on Saturday in Johannesburg.
The first day of the summit ended with a formal dinner hosted by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa for all attending dignitaries.
The event was held at the Johannesburg Expo Center, where President Erdogan was accompanied by First Lady Emine Erdogan.
The two-day summit in Johannesburg gathers world leaders to debate urgent global issues, from economic instability to climate change challenges.
Leaders shared dialogue and camaraderie over the evening meal, highlighting both diplomatic ties and the summit’s high-profile international significance.
Erdogan’s presence underscored Türkiye’s active role in global governance and its continued engagement on critical economic and political matters.
The gathering also serves as a stage for bilateral meetings, informal discussions, and strategic cooperation among the world’s foremost powers.
Johannesburg, as the host city, reflects South Africa’s positioning as a bridge between global north and south interests.
The summit promises a blend of formal negotiations and symbolic gestures aimed at addressing the pressing challenges facing nations worldwide.
World leaders will reconvene on Sunday to continue talks, seeking collaborative solutions and reinforcing commitments forged over decades of international dialogue.