From the beginning of the pandemic, the Prime Minister and I wanted to make sure that the voice of the most vulnerable would be amplified. I think, for example, of our Caribbean colleagues, where, as you can imagine, when the pandemic hit, their three sources of revenue—whether it's tourism, whether it's remittances or whether it's natural resources—have all gone down, so what started as a health crisis could easily turn into a financial crisis or a food crisis in some parts of the world, which could lead to a humanitarian crisis.
That's why we have invested, and that's why we have been present, whether it's in Latin America, whether it's in Africa or whether it's in the Caribbean, to help our closest friends to make sure that they can get through this pandemic. I think Canada has shown itself to be a very trustworthy and reliable partner.