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Which the world commits to carbon neutrality. and on a 30 point from the communique, i would summarise for you that it is about climate financing. this is the aim in which wealthier countries would give $100 billion per year to poorer countries to help them fight climate change and transition to a greener economy. that 100 billion should have been reached last year by 2020. it hasn't been. it is about 20 billion short. it has been pushed back to 2023. the draught communique says "we recall and reaffirmed the commitment of the hundred billion dollar annual climate finance target." in summary, i...

Is that the italians particularly have been keen to get 2050 as a date in this final communique, but some of the other big emitters have tried to push that to 2060. so it made a century is a little bit of a fudge. but mario draghi there, talking about how in his eyes this 620 has been a success. the 620 leaders have committed to keeping 1.5 degrees within reach. to put in call behind us, as he said. closer to getting that goal of climate financing of $100 billion per year. he said, "we are proud, but it is only a start." how proud should they be? let us talk to director of the global economy a...

Key actions, the key investments and also the climate financing to poorer countries to give them $100 billion a yearfrom wealthier countries to give them $100 billion a year from wealthier countries to help them mitigate climate change and to decarbonise. that kind of detail i think has been pushed to glasgow for the climate talks that 6lasgow for the climate talks that lie ahead there. glasgow for the climate talks that lie ahead there.— lie ahead there. yes. it will be interesting _ lie ahead there. yes. it will be interesting to _ lie ahead there. yes. it will be interesting to hear— li...

Will try to agree on in glasgow next week and in rome this weekend. —— there could be a 16% rise. there is bad blood between the members of the 620, bad blood between the members of the g20, developing countries wanting the richer countries to commit to more, and stick to commitments to deliver $100 billion per year in what is called climate financing, to help poorer, more vulnerable countries combat climate change. plenty of sticking points for the 620 plenty of sticking points for the g20 leaders this weekend, plenty for them and us to talk about as we bring you the latest from rome, but...

European allies was on the mend after the administration of donald trump. wolf? >> all right, ben, thank you very much. ben wideman reporting from here in rome as well. joining us now, stuart lau, the eu china correspondent. thanks very much for coming in. what are you going to be looking for specifically today and torment? >> -- tomorrow? >> we are looking possibly a communique on what ben was saying, describing to be broad and vague commitments about climate, about vaccine distribution. what we are hearing from eu sources is that there is very intense negotiations. on climate, for example,...