Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Thank you very much for being here today. It's a very interesting discussion.
Your Eminence, we had a discussion recently about an organization, the Interparliamentary Assembly of Orthodoxy. It's an organization of some 25 countries that have members of Parliament from the various countries in this organization. I believe it gives a good forum for discussion, certainly on orthodox concerns, as they are predominantly in the European concerns of today. But it also has subcommittees on policy, education, and many other things that people can collaborate on. Canada is not part of this, although our colleague Mr. Menegakis has attended a session. I believe Canada should be represented there officially in that organization, to take part in these discussions.
My question is to you, Ambassador Lamani. Would this not be a format or something that could be considered by countries with Muslim parliamentarians, who could come together to collaborate on particular issues? We talked about the importance of education and other things to be discussing, not like in the United Nations where it's Arab countries, but countries that have Muslim populations, such as in Canada, the United States and many other countries, so that we can have a more moderate consultation and discussion and, perhaps, maybe get into some of these questions of education and other issues that could be collaborated on together.