I won't answer it for that long, then.
Our comments are that where you had warring states before, they are now starting to cooperate--economically, politically, militarily. In effect, that is what Canada has been trying to do, that they take charge of their own destiny.
Madame Lalonde asked the question around prosperity and sustainable development, whether it's the Canadian investment fund for Africa, whether it's Export Development Canada, the Canadian Commercial Corporation, or CIDA, using a number of instruments of the Government of Canada to move towards.... We can give aid, but in the long term, it's how to get sustainable development. And the only way you can do it as a region is if all the countries contribute to it.
The answer is very clear: we have to build those institutions one by one and make sure that the countries and the region benefit from them. So you've asked the right question.
This gets back to the other question, about what has happened since the peace accord started to come together. They're actually working together. I mean, to have a trade grouping? I couldn't have even fathomed that five years ago. To have military action together? Well, they were fighting each other.
In fact, they are far better off today than they were five years ago.