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hello and welcome to this very important discussion that's taking place today here with your news in partnership with the world economic forum many thanks to the world economic forum for allowing uranus to be part of this conversation which is all about making sure gender parity is at the heart of the covert 19 recovery now time is tight in this discussion but i imagine the women here joining us on this panel will be speaking from personal experience in some respects and they've seen how the pandemic has increased their workload from many of women i've spoken to seems to be disproportionate in terms of their men male counterparts has been my case anyway but as we look to the economic recovery what we need to know is how can we make women a part of this and push further in terms of gender parity because we know that when we look at the statistics they have tumbled and women are doing worse than they were before and there is no doubt the the pandemic has been an accelerator in terms of that in terms of that negative impact and in fact oxfam published a very important study today which the world economic forum shared which really comes to the very heart the challenges we're facing and it reveals that we could face the greatest rise in inequality since records began and the pandemic increasing economic inequality in almost every country at once and i think in many respects that just underlines the fact that the conversation we're having today about gender parity if change is to happen it has to start happening now we don't wait anyway i'm absolutely delighted we've got a fantastic panel to discuss this it's an all-female panel which is uh brilliant um let me begin by introducing them we are joined by elizabeth moreno who is the minister delegate for gender equality diversity and equal opportunities in france give us a wave elizabeth so we can see where you are um fantastic as well to be joined by anne lind who's the minister of foreign affairs of sweden we also are joined by martin ferland who is the ceo of mercer in the united states now i know that martine may not be with us now i have a bit of difficulty seeing my screen because it is quite far away from me and but she will be joining us throughout the discussion uh and she will join us as soon as she can come with us and we are also joined which is fantastic by laura lizwood who is the secretary general of the council of women world leaders and is joining us from the united states so this is a very important discussion and i suggest we get stuck in just to explain to you how it is going to work it's a conversation that's split in two parts this first part here is public and then we'll move...