Thank you very much for your question.
You mentioned that Minister Oda had chosen six African countries as countries where development aid will be concentrated, but as I mentioned, we will continue to be involved.
We will continue to be involved in the development of all of Africa. The six countries listed as countries of concentration are Tanzania, Mozambique, and Ethiopia in east Africa, and, in west Africa, Mali, Senegal, and Ghana. As a fragile state, Sudan also is going to be part of our concentration.
I'd like to reiterate that our concentrating on those seven countries does not mean we are going to be terminating our bilateral programs in the countries where we have traditionally been involved, such as the DRC, Rwanda, and Burundi. In fact, we will continue to have programs at the bilateral level in those countries and in others that are also in Africa. As I mentioned, we will also continue to channel our aid through partnership programs and the regional programs and multilateral institutions.
I'll ask my colleague André Gosselin to give you an idea of what we're going to be doing in the future in exactly these countries that we're discussing today.