Commitment 1
Commit, in international bodies (high-level G8 and G20 meetings) and to civil society, to continue advocating education in support of development. In 2010, France will be particularly active, along with Britain, in a campaign for education during the football world cup, after which it will strive to optimize the campaign’s effects.

 Commitment 2
Strengthen and broaden the French-British partnership,
in particular by including it in a European process.

 Commitment 3
Refocus our efforts on the least developed countries (especially in French-speaking Africa) by using digital technologies to improve the quality of education and training.

 Commitment 4
Refocus our efforts on the least developed countries
(especially in French-speaking Africa) by using digital
technologies to improve the quality of education and
training.

 Commitment 5
Promote the goal of male-female equality in education
by combining a cross-cutting approach with specific
actions.

 Commitment 6
Resolutely pursue our action in favor of reinforcing
State sectoral policies, which involve all the sub-sectors of education and training.

 Commitment 7
Support French centers of expertise dealing with education and French as a foreign language, and help create vocational training certification programs, particularly in the informal sector.

 Commitment 8
Strengthen French technical assistance in international bodies (UNESCO, ILO, UNICEF, European Union, African Union, World Bank) and help structure both public and private French expertise.

^{Updated on : April 2010}