Yes, those are very good points. It's not only Canadian agricultural products but also Canadian know-how and expertise in this field.
That's a great segue to my next question. So many countries in the Horn of Africa are going through famine-like conditions right now. So many countries depended on Ukrainian grain. That stop in Ukrainian exports really affected many countries in a horrible way. It truly is a breadbasket for the region. While exports are resuming, it shows the vulnerability of supply chains to geopolitical incidents and conflict.
We've had witnesses say that Canada could also be doing more to try to establish better resiliency in those countries and better know-how, so that those farmers have the ability to withstand the ravages of supply chain interruptions and climate change, which we know is having a big effect in the Horn of Africa as well.
Do you have any comments on how, from your perspective, Canadian know-how and expertise could be exported to those countries to help build that resiliency there?