All language subtitles for NOTA JHON DANTON

So good evening.

Thank you for having us.

The first question for you tonight is
what are the objectives

of the foreign trade chamber
at a global level?

The objectives of the International
Chamber of Commerce are very explicit.

What we want to do is enable global trade.

We want to advance the rule of law and
respect for integrity, anti-corruption.

We want to ensure
that we have a sustainable planet.

We want to make certain that the digital
economy is available and functioning.

That works for all.

And we have a very strong view
that a way to do that,

a platform to do
that is through effective multilateralism.

So the combination of those five pillars
is to create

the momentum behind our purpose,
which is to enable business

worldwide to secure peace, prosperity
and opportunity for.

And our mission is to make business work
for everyone every day, everywhere.

I think it's pretty clear to me

that the economic policies of advanced
economies will always have an impact.

And in fact, on the way
in which global trade operates,

what we want is for advanced economies
to show leadership here

by continuing to support
an effective multilateral trading system

which has real rules based
that actually enables fair

and open access for all nations,
but also provides good, clear

rules of the road to enable
trade to operate, not just trade in goods,

but trade and services, and now enable
movement of data across borders as well.

And importantly,
if you make an agreement under the WTO,

which is the curator
for the multilateral trading system.

You need to be able to enforce it.

So you need to actually have some form
of accountability process.

So the advanced economies
need to reinforce their interests.

At the moment,
a lot of the advanced economies

have instead
been looking at protectionist policies

which have been interfering with this food
declaration and global trade.

We want them to change.

Thank you.

Let's go now to number three.

What will be the results of

international trade in 2024?

Is it going to grow up?

Well, our fervent hope

is that trade you actually start to push

for that forward upward trajectory.

What we've seen over the last 12
months is the improvement in global trade.

That's partly because of the war

in Ukraine, which has

caused inflation
and is to stop trade in goods numbers.

But what's been consistent
being the increase in trade and services,

I think we all know that trade has been

an important victor
globally for economic growth.

We're worried we'll look at the trade

forecast, the economic forecasts, the IMF,
which sees

economic growth moving around 3%.

That's not strong enough to continue
to support economic opportunity for all.

What we saw previously was that a critical

driver of economic growth
was an improvement in trade figures.

We want to trade to come back
and to become one most important factors

to push economic growth.

So that's really important.

It's very important
for emerging economies.

So trade needs to actually find
a pathway forward,

which is supported
by a removal of barriers

to trade, an improvement
in the opportunities for countries

to trade across
and companies to trade across borders.

Thank you very much.

So let's go to the last one.

Mr. Denton,
You're one of the leaders of the G20.

What are the objectives of 2020
for the year

in which the G20 is taking place
in Brazil?

Well, it's an amazing year to have the G20
live from Latin America again.

I was here when Argentina left the G20.

Now we have Brazil leading the G20.

And I think the interesting thing
is the leadership of Brazil's G20

is that there's a level of ambition
which we haven't seen for some time

with the G20.

So we're very supportive of that.

And in fact, I was in Brazil
and Rio would be at the launch of the G20

and then I was in Brasilia to discuss
the G20 with the government officials.

And what I said to them

is that the three key objectives
they have, which is to eradicate

global hunger effectively
by having an alliance against famine,

move faster on climate oriented policies,

by the action plan, on having a 1.5 target

and actually working to ensure
effective multilateralism.

These are all objectives for sure,
but what we really want

really is an opportunity here for Brazil

is to not have a rhetorical echo,
but to have specific deliverables

that will make a difference
to people on a global basis.

What are we going to do to remove
global hunger?

Well, we can make certain
that there's access to food.

So why don't we get the Russians to agree
to continue

to maintain the Black Sea agreement
that allows grain

and sunflower to flow out of Ukraine
so that we can ensure

there's plenty of food available
for developing the emerging economies?

On sustainability, what are we going to do
on sustainable, which is practical?

Can we actually move forward
on real outcomes?

We're seeing the business community moving
very fast,

much faster than governments
need governments to catch up.

I don't think multilateralism,
but we also have to look at the way

the multilateral world operates.

Look at things like the way in which macro
prudential guidance and rulings

occupy space, which governs
the way businesses get access to products.

Don't
we need to make certain during this year

that they're relevant to the 21st century
that we don't?

We need to remove some of the rules
that are anachronistic.

These are the sorts of things
that we're arguing should be considered.

They fit very much with the objectives
of the Brazilian B20 and G20.

But they're actually real concrete
outcomes.

We just don't want a communique which is
agreed to the lowest common denominator.

We want to call for action
to actually shift

the trajectory of the world
back to economic growth and opportunity.

Thank you very much.

The first one, Yeah, the first question.

Yes, because of my cell phone.

Yes, I see.

Okay.

So we're going to repeat number one.

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Thank you.

Yeah. Okay, let's go.

Let me know.

So I'm.

So we're repeating question
number one again.

What are the objectives of the
foreign trade chamber at a global level?

The objectives of the International
Chamber of Commerce Group here.

First of all, we have a purpose,
which is to enable business

worldwide to secure peace, prosperity
and opportunity for.

We have a mission

which is to make business work
for everyone every day, everywhere.

And the way we do
that is through five strategic approaches.

The first is to actions
to enable global trade,

which is really part of the ICC DNA,
because we genuinely believe

that trade across borders
enabling that improves

the prospect for peace of opportunity
for the second area,

which is really important, is respect
for the rule of law and integrity.

That's really about make certain
that judicial systems operate effectively

at a free and open, but also importantly,
that we fight hard against corruption.

The third area is that we want to do
business in a planet

is actually sustainable.

So we have a lot of hope that we focus on
enabling a sustainable future.

The next area is the most important at the
moment in terms of economic opportunity,

which is making certain that that's
really key vector for the global economy,

which is the digital economy is enabled
to operate to support businesses

and those businesses that can
then support the communities and families.

And the final one
is really our experiences so that you want

trade across borders and you want to solve
the world's global problems.

You've got to have effective multilateral
systems and approaches in place.

And so we spend a lot of time
thinking through how you can create

an effective
multilateral system for the 21st century.

Thank you.

So now out all of these a.