Thank you very much for this.
I think we need to speak out and make sure that Taiwan is mentioned in our official communications, not because we want to change our one China policy but because we want to make sure that the status quo is being maintained.
We need to make sure, also, to address directly the Taiwanese civil society, not always making everything political, but making sure that all of the changes, people-to-people changes, concrete co-operation projects can be promoted among and between our civil societies.
I would say, last but not least, that we need to depoliticize some of the co-operation we have with the Taiwanese. It's not about China. It's about Taiwan. It's not about provoking China. It's about deepening our economic, technological, cultural and educational co-operation with Taiwan and making sure, through many co-operation projects in the Indo-Pacific, that Taiwan can be included and can be a part of these projects. In that respect, of course, the French and the Canadians will soon release an Indo-Pacific strategy.
We have much to do together. We are already doing a lot in the Pacific. There are many more projects that we can have between Paris and Ottawa on that, to make sure that Taiwan, like any other country in the region, can be fully integrated.