Sarkozy announces the New World Order, January 2009

En résumé (grâce à un LLM libre auto-hébergé)

  • Sarkozy states that the crisis is global and requires a global response.
  • He calls for international cooperation and a new regulatory system.
  • He emphasizes the importance of a common world order and the strength of the forces of change.

Sarkozy announces the New World Order, January 2009

Transcription of the speech given by Sarkozy on January 16, 2009

posted on January 29, 2009

The crisis is global. We must respond to it globally. And I call on all governments. None of us will get out of this by pursuing our own policies in isolation from what others are doing. None! We need the dynamism of each one. For two things. First, to find a new regulatory system. That will be the issue of the London summit. And I can tell you one thing: Europe will have a common, strong position. And I can tell you a second thing: we will not accept a summit that does not decide. And I can tell you a third thing: we will go together towards this new world order. And no one, I mean no one will be able to oppose it. Because around the world, the forces in favor of change are considerably stronger than conservatism and stagnation.
The crisis is global. We must respond to it globally. And I call on all governments. None of us will get out of this by pursuing our own policies in isolation from what others are doing. None! We need the dynamism of each one. For two things. First, to find a new regulatory system. That will be the issue of the London summit. And I can tell you one thing: Europe will have a common, strong position. And I can tell you a second thing: we will not accept a summit that does not decide. And I can tell you a third thing: we will go together towards this new world order. And no one, I mean no one will be able to oppose it. Because around the world, the forces in favor of change are considerably stronger than conservatism and stagnation.

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