As I just mentioned, the Japanese government and the Canadian government have an action plan, which is based upon your Indo-Pacific strategy. It includes other elements of international trade and investment. Upon that, we've been working so hard to implement all of those action plans, including certain investments by Japanese companies to this country, because at this juncture we are in very much an historic change. We see the geopolitics and the very serious realities.
Also, the world is going for carbon-neutral by 2050. That makes Canada so significant, because you have technologies, you have natural resources and you have a big market right next to you—the power of NAFTA. For all of those reasons, together with the high quality of the Canadian labour force and the high standard, I would say that many Japanese companies are now showing interest in this country. That is one of the realizations of the Indo-Pacific strategy.
As well, I really appreciate that the Canadian government opened its trade representation in Indonesia, so that further trade and investment will be expected. We are also very proud that the Canadian ambassador to Japan, Mr. McKay, is making big differences. He's been appointed as the special envoy in the Indo-Pacific strategy. That is also helping to implement, in terms of the trade and investment, a boost for this country.
Thank you.