Of course, Canada has a very important role in supporting the Armenian democracy.
Stéphane Dion, in his report, of course mentioned certain areas where Canada can share its expertise and be really a very important player for Armenia. The areas he is talking about are, of course, fighting corruption, promoting human rights, supporting non-governmental organizations, and supporting the reforms in the Armenian parliament. As you know, we are a very young parliamentary democracy, and we are very happy that we have a very good, constructive working co-operation with the parliamentary centre, which is doing different projects for our parliament. Teaching us how to be a parliamentary democracy is very important for Armenia.
I can't say what Canada can do for Azerbaijan, because Azerbaijan, unfortunately, doesn't share any of these mentioned fields. For Azeris it's not a priority. As they are a country that doesn't respect the rights of its own people, they have no freedom of press, no freedom of assembly—that's why I was questioning the very essence of the environmental activists at the Lachin corridor—a more democratic Azerbaijan is better for Armenia.