Saudi crown prince proposes holding two G20 summits a year

Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Sunday proposed holding two G20 summits annually in the future: one, virtually, mid-year, and a second in-person at the end of the year.

Speaking on the last day of the summit, the prince said the G20 presidency will issue its final communique and also a separate statement from Turkey detailing Ankara's views towards that communique. He gave no more details about the statement.

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