Thank you very much. That's a very important question on people-to-people exchange.
Yes, enhanced relations—friendship and trust—between Canada and Japan's top leaders are inevitable and very important. At the same time, grassroots and people-to-people exchanges also cement friendship and trust among the people.
I would like to share one special initiative. It's what we call the JET program. That stands for “Japan exchange and teaching programme”. It started about 35 years ago regarding Canada. Canada has had more than 10,000 students participate in the JET program over those 35 years. This makes Canada the third-largest participant in the JET program. That is one good example of how we enhance our exchange. Also, Japanese people are coming to Canada through working holidays and schools. This is very basic infrastructure for the friendship between our two countries.