So if there were 700,000 children in school at that time, very, very few of them were girls, of course. Now we have up to seven million children in school in Afghanistan, and a third of them are girls. Of course, we'd like it to be half of them, but even that is actually really pretty amazing given where things were at in Afghanistan.
One of the areas that Canada and CIDA have focused on in Afghanistan is with respect to education. Canada has led in terms of the development of the education sector. We have helped build their ministry. We've been one of the stronger supporters of the education programming. We've also, in Kandahar, focused in particular on teacher training and on the reconstruction, rehabilitation, and construction of schools. As the government and the minister have indicated, going forward, post-2011, we would also continue to build on our strength. We are probably the strongest donor, and the Afghan government looks to us in the education sector. As Minister Oda said, if you can actually build an education system, boys and girls going to school, that's one of the best investments Canadians can make for the future.