The G20 proposal on market access goes too far.

The gap that still exists in market access-domestic support will be difficult to fill without direct intervention of the leaders, a meeting of the leaders.

The Europeans need to show real flexibility on market access, ... We came here for a discussion basically on agriculture.

This is a key issue for the G20. There is a general view that without agreement on special products and Special Safeguard Mechanisms, other things can't go forward.

In the logic of the current negotiations, market access will determine whether there will be a virtuous cycle leading to a positive result, and that depends fundamentally on the European Union.

I'm very hopeful ... that the panel will be able to have a fresh look at this dossier and enable the Security Council to take the policy decisions,

The numbers that we, as the G-20, will be putting on the table will imply real cuts,

There was a very good personal chemistry, ... Both men are pragmatists, focused on results.

This meeting is especially important as the committee had not met since 1987.

This is not the right moment to leave. It is the moment to stay, to help Haiti go through this transition.