C21

C21
Collective of Twenty-One

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Formation	1 February 1995 (1995-02-01) 2008 (2008) (heads-of-state/heads-of-government summits)
Purpose	Bring together systemically important industrialized and developing economies to discuss key issues in the global economy.
Membership	20 members Zamastan Yuan Drambenburg Besmenia Durnstaal Timeria Vitosium Emmiria Estoca Avergnon Cadair Vulkaria Quetana Beleroskov Elbresia Kossmil Albarine Slavic Union Beatavic Austrolis Qolaysia
Chairman	Calisto Cavaco (Quetana) (2021)
Staff	None

The C21, or the Collective of Twenty-One, is an intergovernmental forum comprising 21 countries. It works to address major issues related to the global economy, such as international financial stability, climate change mitigation, and sustainable development.

The C21 is composed of most of the world's largest economies, including both industrialized and developing nations.

The C21 was formed on February 1st, 1995, one month after the founding of the Coalition Trade Organization, as a way to monitor and stabilize global financial systems.

Members

Country	GDP (PPP, millions $)
Zamastan	20,377,000
Quetana	1,055,000
Emmiria	3,683,000
Yuan	12,129,000
Drambenburg	7,711,000
Timeria	5,219,000
Durnstaal	5,513,000
Vitosium	4,836,000
Besmenia	5,720,000
Estoca	3,182,000
Cadair	1,617,543
Vulkaria	1,158,783
Albarine	819,491
Kossmil	916,476
Qolaysia	593,545
Austrolis	625,948
Beatavic	642,121
Avergnon	1,720,182
Beleroskov	1,000,598
Elbresia	981,792
Slavic Union	654,019