South Africa has notably been excluded from the first G20 Sherpas' meeting under the US Presidency, set to take place in Washington later this month. Despite being a founding member of the G20, South Africa did not receive an invitation, following a dispute over the handover of the G20 Presidency. This decision comes amid tense relations between South Africa and the United States, including disagreements over human rights narratives, trade policies, and South Africa's diplomatic positions on global issues.
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