G20 Leaders Arrive in Antalya

Tenth G20 Summit Hosted by Turkey

The leaders of G20 countries are arriving at Antalya International Airport on Saturday to attend the tenth G20 summit hosted by Turkey. The summit agenda is expected to be revised in the aftermath of the Paris attacks by the Islamic State, allowing the leaders to concentrate on the fight against terrorism.

UPDATE: Following photos capture the arrival of the G20 leaders at Antalya International Airport; Saturday 14 November 2015 (Twitter/@G20Turkey2015). Photos will be added as the leaders arrive. Top photo: Antalya, Turkey (Wikipedia)

Photos of G20 leaders arriving at Antalya International Airport; from top to bottom:

President Erdogan of Turkey; President Dilma Roussef of Brazil; President Jacob Zuma of South Africa; President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan; Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull of Australia; President Xi Jinping of China; Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong of Singapore; Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada; President Enrique Pena Nieto of Mexico; Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan; President Park Geun-hye of Korea; Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India; Prime Minister Joko Widodo of Indonesia; Secretary General Ban Ki-moon of the United Nations; President Barack Obama; President Vladimi Putin of Russian Federation; Prime Minister Matteo Renzi of Italy; Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany; Prime Minister David Cameron of United Kingdom.

President Francois Hollande of France not attending. And not pictured: King Salman of Saudi Arabia, Prime Minister of Spain, President of Zimbabwe, and leaders of EU Commission, EU Council, IMF and World Bank.