"Global governance remains asymmetrical. The United Nations, the Bretton Woods system and the World Trade Organization are losing credibility. We cannot divide ourselves. We must forge a common vision that takes into account the concerns of low- and middle-income countries and other vulnerable groups," Lula commented.
"We have to take advantage of the genetic heritage of our biodiversity with a fair distribution of benefits, safeguarding intellectual property over our resources and traditional knowledge. We will promote sustainable industrialization, invest in renewable energy in the bioeconomy and in low-carbon agriculture. We will do it without forgetting that we do not have the same historical debt as rich countries with global warming," he asserted.