Manchester to host world leaders at G20 summit in 2027
Manchester has been selected to host the 2027 G20 summit, marking a significant international event for the city. Prime Minister Andy Burnham expressed enthusiasm for the summit, which will include high-profile world leaders like Donald Trump.
Why it matters
Hosting the G20 is a major geopolitical and economic milestone for a regional city, signaling shifts in UK diplomatic focus.
Share Save Add as preferred on Google Chris Mason , Political editor and Isabella Allen , Senior Political Producer, travelling with the prime minister LDRS Manchester Central has held major events in the past, from rock concerts to political party conferences World leaders, including Donald Trump, will head to Manchester next year for the G20 leaders' summit.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham, who is the former mayor of Greater Manchester, said he was "really pleased" he would be welcoming the US president to the city.
The G20 summit, an annual gathering of the world's biggest economies, will take place on 27 and 28 November 2027 at the Manchester Central Convention Centre. It will be the largest summit ever held in the city.
Manchester was chosen earlier this year, prior to Burnham becoming prime minister. Downing Street said preparations will now step up, with hundreds of local people expected to be involved.
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