South Africa takes over the G20 presidency, becoming the first African country to lead the forum. President Cyril Ramaphosa prioritizes inclusive growth, climate change, and other policy areas crucial to the continent's development. However, the focus on these issues may be complicated by trade wars and diplomatic tensions. The United States, under the leadership of Donald Trump, will take over the G20 presidency in 2025, raising concerns about restrictive trade tariffs and climate-related policies. The G20's mission of global economic cooperation is complicated by the polarized world and protectionist trade policies.