Storyline: The 20th Group of Twenty (G20) Summit, which spanned two days, concluded on Sunday in Johannesburg with world leaders reaching consensus on a wide-ranging declaration. At the closing ceremony, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa highlighted the successful adoption of G20 South Africa Summit: Leaders' Declaration which demonstrates that world leaders' "shared goals outweigh our differences." The 122-point declaration underscores the need to address global challenges through multilateral cooperation and calls for stronger support for developing countries to advance inclusive growth and sustainable development. Ramaphosa emphasized that this was the first G20 summit ever held on the African continent and that South Africa has seized the opportunity of its presidency to ensure the priorities of Africa and the Global South were placed at the heart of the G20 agenda. South Africa assumed the rotating G20 presidency on Dec 1, 2024, becoming the first African nation to hold the position. The United States is scheduled to take over the presidency on Dec. 1, 2025. Shotlist: Johannesburg, South Africa - Nov 22, 2025: 1. Sign of G20 2. Leaders attending 20th G20 Summit posing for group photos 3. Summit in progress 4. Slogan reading "The people of South Africa welcome you", national flag of South Africa on light box 5. Various of media personnel working FILE: Pretoria, South Africa - Aug 2023: 6. National flag of South Africa FILE: Johannesburg, South Africa - Feb 2025: 7. Aerial shot of cityscape FILE: Johannesburg, South Africa - Jan 10, 2023: 8. Traffic [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]