The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed deep structural inequalities in the international system which proponents of multilateralism, like Germany and Canada, have an opportunity to address, argues Dr. Peter Singer. Singer explains that, first and foremost, the two G7 nations must promote vaccine equity by not only providing doses but ramping up domestic manufacturing in the Global South to end the pandemic once and for all around the world. Once that lofty challenge has been addressed, then Singer argues that preventing future pandemics through mechanisms such as a pandemic treaty and/or an international instrument, and ensuring that the WHO is well-funded, will be essential along with a sustainable economic recovery in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Concluding, Singer emphasizes that leadership is needed to adequately achieve these goals and this is where Canada and Germany can make the largest impact.