Macron was speaking at the closing panel of the summit in Paris, where some 40 leaders, including two dozen from Africa, China's premier and Brazil's president, gathered to give impetus to a new global financial agenda. It aims to support crisis financing for low-income countries and ease their debt burden, reform post-war financial systems and free up funds to fight climate change by reaching a consensus at the highest level on how to support a number of initiatives struggling in bodies such as G20, COP, IMF-World Bank and United Nations. More information FRANCE 24's Oliver Farry and Thomas Friang, founder and CEO of the Open Diplomacy Institute.