The last 30 years we have every decade seen an increase of the efforts temperature on this planet. So it's happening as we speak. Where will it be? Ten years down the line, twenty years down the line, fifty years down the line. One of the potential scenarios. What could happen if we don't act? Changing temperatures threaten planetary security. They exacerbate existing conflicts around the world. At the planetary security conference, more than 300 experts and policymakers from over 75 countries gather every year to exchange on strategies for addressing climate risks effectively. You see the desertification as a result of climate change. A result in scarcity. Therefore, conflicts between different groups of people that live there in very difficult circumstances. And that often leads to the importation of terrorism of extremist groups who take advantage of this. It is an example of the relationship between security and climate change. Realities of a warming planet have to be included into all our policy planning. The role of security and foreign policy is to make these questions a political priority and to address conflicts before they escalate. It should be talked about at the UN Security Council. The G7 is talking about it now in terms of state climate and state fragility. The G20 needs to talk about it. The ASEAN Defence Minister needs to talk about it. So it's really about uploading climate change to the highest levels of global governance, including in those institutions that think very specifically about security. The planetary and security conference has been a really wonderful opportunity to bring together key stakeholders to really start to discuss how we take forward what is very much a reality for many countries both developing and developed. The aim of the initiative is to forge a global community of practice that integrates climate and security and jointly builds resilience. I think that this conference is a recognition that we have to consider this together as a world. We can't really look at it from national interests or regional interests. It's really about humanity and the future of human civilization. I think there's more we can do now taking to the next stage. Rather than just leaving it here than annual conference, I think we need to extend this into the regions on a more frequent basis. We also have to bring the Green Diplomacy Network and a working group of the G7 to that meeting because this is exactly where a community of practice is built. It's my belief that we need to be laser focused on the issue of planetary security.