Thank you.
First of all, I would like to bid you welcome and to thank you for giving us your testimony on a matter that concerns us. In recent days, we have heard from several witnesses who have condemned the present situation in Sri Lanka. Their testimony included an account of the various political levels involved in the humanitarian aspect. The previous witness told us about the situation that media people, journalists, are now experiencing. They are being oppressed or repressed. You are appealing to the government to intervene in various ways, either on a political or a humanitarian basis.
Mr. Papoulidis, you suggested the possibility of a parliamentary delegation travelling there. Elections are soon going to be held in the country. Do you think that it would be helpful for a delegation to travel there to observe the electoral process? At the same time, it would be possible to assess the delegation's impact on the government.