Thank you very much, Minister.

The other one is about, is there a global political topic, a global political objective that today seems impossible to achieve globally, and that if that objective were to be achieved in the next 20 years, it would give full meaning to the mission you have set towards yourself and ...

The other one is, is there a global political objective that today seems impossible to achieve and that if it were to be achieved in the next 20 years, it would give full meaning to the mission you have set towards yourself and towards society?

If you could add a question to that dialogue that will engage citizens in 80 countries, if you could add a question on that global citizens’ dialogue on the future of the Internet, what would be your question? That’s one of the questions I have for you.

On October 10, Missions Publiques and its global partners will deploy a global citizens’ dialogue on the future of the Internet in 80 countries of the world. The idea is to feed the process at the UN level about the future of Internet and its governance. Based on your experience, ...

We see that when we put randomly selected people in a room, in fact, they create intelligent solution and trust. This is true at local, national level, but it can also be true at global level. I have two points for you, Minister, but it’s also two points for everyone ...

It showed that when you put citizens together on an important issue, they create intelligent solutions and they create trust in a world where most of the people believe that trust between citizens and governments is in free fall, then the societies become incredibly divided.

Thank you. Hello, Minister, and hello, everyone. Yes, it was a great experience at the level of France, that citizens’ convention on climate.

Hello. Bonjour.