our next guest is jin liqun from aiib. such a treat to see you in person finally. >> thank you.ice to see you. >> you talk about how their needs to be a coordinated system. what are the biggest challenges? >> i think there has been coordination. what is important for us to understand now is the time for working in closer collaboration because of the climate change threat. >> you are coming back from the imf talks. one of the main topics of discussion was the debt issue of these poor nations. what are you seeing in terms of coordination to solve the major debt problems? >> that has been a big issue for quite a number of low income countries. i think there could be different approaches to dealing with these debt problems. for instance, debtors and creditors can work them out. institutions should provide new, fresh money to the highly indebted countries so that they can continue to grow. on the one hand, a debt reduction is important. g20 members on -- are working on this. providing new money to low income countries so that they can sustain the economy is important. >> what about e

jin liqun told us exclusively what government banks need to do to help poorer natheir debt.big issue for quite a of low-income countries, and i think there could be different approaches to dealing with these debt problems. for instance, creditors can work them out. multilateral institutions such as the world bank and our institution, should do very much, in my view, to provide new , fresh money to the indebted countries so they can continue to grow. so that on the one hand, debt reduction is important. g20 members are working on this. on the other hand, particularly for the mdb's, multilateral development banks, providing money to their economies so they can sustain their, is important. shery: how directly should mdb's be involved? jin: so far as debt restructuring is concerned, it is an arrangement between the creditors and debtors. mdb's work includes cooperation with governments, and i think it is important for mdb's to understand what other big issues facing these countries and in what way we can come to their help at this particular moment. haidi: do you think multilate