I do not think it would be a game-changer, to be honest. Within international organizations, it would be impossible for Taiwan to participate because the Chinese would block these attempts in the same way they've been doing since 2016. We can still of course wish and support stronger participation of Taiwan in international organizations, but China has the ability to block it. We need to deepen our economic integration, to make sure we have more leverage in case China tries to unilaterally change the status quo.
It's of course a much broader issue than just the question of Taiwan. There's the question of our interdependence with China. There's also the important question of the way we still de facto contribute to changing the status quo by providing China with some technologies that may be used by the People's Liberation Army to change the status quo. With all of these scientific and technological transfers that have been fuelling what we call the military-civil fusion in China, that's where we actually, against our interest, contribute to changing the status quo in China's favour.