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The G20 Summit kicked off in Bali, Indonesia, this week, bringing world leaders together under the theme \"Recover Together, Recover Stronger.\" But what do everyday people think about this high-stakes meeting? We asked residents from China, Germany, and South Africa for their take.
Voices from the Ground
A Chinese student in Bali told CGTN Stringer: \"Global challenges like climate change need teamwork. China’s green tech investments could help everyone.\" Meanwhile, a Berlin-based entrepreneur highlighted Europe’s energy crisis: \"Countries must share resources—no one thrives alone.\"
From Cape Town, a young South African activist urged: \"Recovery isn’t just economic. We need fair access to vaccines and education.\"
Bridging Divides, Building Futures
While opinions vary, a common thread emerged: collaboration is key. As debates over trade, climate, and inequality dominate the summit, these grassroots perspectives remind us that recovery isn’t just about policies—it’s about people.
But what do everyday people think about this high-stakes meeting? We asked residents from China, Germany, and South Africa for their take.
