G30, or the Group of Thirty, is an international body of prominent economic and financial leaders. Founded in 1978, it aims to foster dialogue and collaboration among the private and public sectors on global economic issues. The group consists of central bankers, finance ministers, and academics who share insights and recommendations on financial stability and economic policy. The G30 conducts research and publishes reports on various topics, including monetary policy, financial regulation, and global economic trends. Its members include influential figures from around the world, contributing to discussions that shape international economic practices and policies.