The priority would be the environmental issue. We must allow environmental protection to take precedence over free trade. It's a matter of survival for the planet.
Then, what is absolutely not talked about at the WTO, but which is fundamental, is the issue of taxation. We talk about it in our report. Tax competition distorts international trade and prevents countries from putting in place measures to redistribute wealth. Obviously, this is absolutely not within the scope of the WTO, but why not? That is the question we are asking. It could be part of it.
Among the most pressing issues, we include the issue of intellectual property. We're going way too far, because we're favouring large international companies way too much, when we have very important needs in terms of accessibility to medicines.
In my opinion, these three things are important, but we will also have several things to propose. As we mentioned in our statement, fundamentally, the idea of making international trade as free as possible is anachronistic. Humanity is not there anymore, right now, and we need to do what we need to do to really defend the people around the world.