Ayoub, This weekend the leaders of the most influential and open economies came together to chart a course for building back better from the pandemic. The UK took the lead on some of the world’s most critical issues - and I believe we have lived up to the most optimistic hopes for this summit. A week ago, I asked my fellow leaders to help in preparing and providing the doses we need to help vaccinate the whole world by the end of 2022. And today I am pleased to announce that together we have pledged over 1 billion vaccine doses to the world’s poorest countries. But Ayoub, this weekend our discussions went far beyond defeating the pandemic. Watch and Share The G7 nations and our guest countries looked towards our great global recovery. We were clear that we all need to build back better in a way that delivers for the whole world. 🔬 In the historic Carbis Bay Declaration on health we took concrete steps to ensure the global devastation caused by coronavirus is never repeated. 👧 The G7 agreed to get 40 million more girls into education within the next five years. 🎓 We are helping the Global Partnership for Education – an organisation working to make sure that every child in the world is given the chance of a proper education – reach half of its five-year fundraising goal, including a £430m donation from the UK. 🌍 And we drew up a shared global agenda to build back better together, on crucial issues such as health, climate change, and economic recovery and jobs. This is a compelling and ambitious plan for the global recovery. One that Global Britain should be proud to be taking the lead on. Yours sincerely, Boris Johnson Prime Minister