runway. “Paris must become a major collaborative melting pot in the service of sustainable development”

We will meet on June 22-23 in Paris for the summit for a new global financial agreement. With the shared will to accelerate awareness and investments to implement the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030, everywhere in the world with priority given to the most vulnerable countries.

In an era of consequences, and in the face of climate change and rising inequality, it is imperative to take care of our societies and economies by multiplying innovations and bringing about profound transformations in our economic and financial systems. A renewed dialogue between the worlds of science, finance and international cooperation is necessary today to contribute to the definition of just and sustainable public policies.

We want to make Paris a useful and innovative place in global governance, and a platform for sustainable development solutions

This is the aspiration of the institutions signed to this platform, in its diversity. We want to join forces in a unique network, with all those who wish with us to make Paris a useful and innovative place in global governance, a platform for sustainable development solutions, and a space where artificial intelligence will be deployed to serve the dissemination of the Sustainable Development Goals.

There is a unique ecosystem in Paris. There are too many schools, research and higher education institutions and a wonderful generation of students and researchers who have gathered around the multilateral reference organization that is the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), with the Organization Internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), doubling initiatives for the science of sustainable development. For its part, the International Energy Agency (IEA) is charting a path to accelerate the energy transition and achieve global energy and climate goals.

There is a unique ecosystem in Paris. There are too many schools, research and higher education institutions, and a brilliant generation of students and researchers.

Paris also brings together a large number of players involved in transforming our economies and financial systems, around the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), with the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB), the Agence Française de Développement Group (AFD) and many others. , who have been changing their working methods since 2015 and the success of COP21.

On the eve of a new major international meeting, we unite our efforts to make Paris a great collaborative melting pot in the service of sustainable development, around a common program of action, open to all actors present in Paris. And with other major capitals in the management of the world, from New York to Rome, from Jakarta to Vienna or Nairobi. With one slogan: relentlessly mobilizing all people of goodwill to accelerate the agenda of sustainable development and international solidarity.