A central piece of the summit was the opportunity for the leaders and leaders of organizations that work for education in the world, to bet on supporting formative processes during the next five years in their respective countries. Cristiana de Amenabar, Education Manager of the Carlos F. Novella Foundation, indicated that part of the commitments assumed by the foundation was to commit the investment of one million dollars in the next five years in Guatemala.

In total, representatives from 90 countries and territories gathered at this hybrid event, which provided the opportunity for leaders and members of civil society to be able to specify specific processes and goals in the area of ​​education in the world.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta co-hosted the event in a hybrid format with forums and sessions broadcast around the world via the internet.

Civil society leaders from around the world, asked the governments of the world to make alliances to strengthen the processes and investment in education in public systems, mainly in power and developing countries.