Macron urges Europe to embrace its global role and take charge of its future. He advocates for EU-wide mutualized loans to fund industrial investments, emphasizing the need for a shared debt capacity, or 'eurobonds for the future'. Macron believes that Europe requires substantial financial support to tackle pressing issues. He highlights the growing demand for mutualized European debt in global financial markets, which the EU currently lacks the ability to provide. Macron argues that the EU's 27 member states need €1.2 trillion annually to invest in critical sectors like security, defense, clean energy, and artificial intelligence. He stresses the importance of Europe's unity and self-reliance, stating that the continent has the potential to become a formidable power. Macron dismisses the notion of protectionism, instead advocating for coherence in European policies. He emphasizes the need to protect European industries while maintaining open markets. Macron's call for action comes amidst a rapidly changing global landscape, where traditional allies like the US and Russia are becoming less reliable. He urges Europe to take a proactive stance, leveraging its collective strength to navigate the challenges of the 21st century.