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- G7 countries' joint statement: Covid-19 shows the world needs stronger defenses against future risks to global health security
G7 countries' joint statement: Covid-19 shows the world needs stronger defenses against future risks to global health security
- We will make 2021 a turning point for multilateralism and to shape a recovery that promotes the health and prosperity of our people and planet
- We will intensify cooperation on the health response to COVID-19
- We reaffirm our support to the most vulnerable countries
- We will engage with others, especially G20 countries, including large economies such as China
- We will put our global ambitions on climate change and the reversal of biodiversity loss
- Recovery from Covid-19 must build back better for all
- We will consult with each other on collective approaches to address non-market oriented policies and practices
- Want to deliver a green energy transformation no later than 2050
- Strive to reach a consensus-based solution on international taxation by mid-2021 within OECD framework
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