The G20 summit, gathering the world's leading economies, is set to occur at a reputable resort in the United States next year. The decision, recently announced, ensures the participation of the US president, a key figure in these talks, to explore strategies in resolving pressing international issues. The time and specific circumstances surrounding this decision remain forthcoming.

For Japan, attractive locations for political summits like G20 serve as a prestige and an opportunity for diplomatic exchange. The choice of a US resort signals an endeavour to strengthen ties between Japan and the US and a signal of support for international cooperation.

In the US or EU, summit venues are chosen based on safety, logistical, and symbolic considerations. The focus tends to be on the atmosphere a location can create for the political leaders and its suitability for high-level discussions and potential breakthroughs, reinforcing a common approach with Japan.