Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I want to thank all of our panellists for being here on this very important day, and I want to start by saying that you have Canada's unwavering support with the humanitarian aid we're providing, the immigration measures, the economic sanctions and the military aid. As a nation, we stand shoulder to shoulder with you.
Even on the ground in all of our communities—I know I can speak for my own—we have grassroots organizations that are volunteering for supports and resources to help displaced people. You have our support, but the message I'm getting now is that Canada as a nation and the world need to step things up and do even more. That message is clear and resonating.
Ms. Klymenko, member of parliament and the first deputy chairman of the committee of transport and infrastructure in Ukraine, thank you for your service.
You said that right now it would take 15 months to empty the storage of grains that you have and, obviously, you said that would not allow space for the new harvest. You are working with the UN and other partners. I wonder if you can expand on what more we can do to help with that backlog, because that will get food out to people, and it will help with the new harvest coming in.