French President Francois Hollande and UN chief Ban Ki-moon on Wednesday discussed the adoption of an anti-terrorism resolution "as quickly as possible", the French presidency said.

French President Francois Hollande and UN chief Ban Ki-moon on Wednesday discussed the adoption of an anti-terrorism resolution "as quickly as possible", the French presidency said.

"Francois Hollande recalled his desire to see a resolution to boost the means to fight terrorism and ISIL as quickly as possible" in a phone call with Ban who supported this, said the presidency.

160 people were killed on November 14 when a terrorist group stormed a Paris theatre following two blasts near Stade de France.