Talks with the leaders of Australia, Argentina, China and South Korea are also planned, as well as a meeting with the Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto on the eve of the summit.
On July 13, Macron will hold talks with US President Donald Trump as he had been invited to Paris for Bastille Day, the French national holiday celebrated on July 14.
During the talks in Versailles in May, Putin and Macron discussed bilateral relations and the most pressing issues on the international agenda, particularly the situations in both Ukraine and Syria.
On Monday, the Kremlin said Putin plans a number of bilateral contact talks on the sidelines of the G20 summit, without specifying which leaders would be involved. A long-awaited Putin-Trump meeting is set to take place, with the details still being finalized.