You will understand that I cannot speak on behalf of President-elect Biden's new administration. However, according to what I'm hearing and what I have been able to read just like you, I sense a strong desire to revive multilateralism, to revive that cohesion. There has also been talk of a summit of democracies. That is what I have read. So I feel there is a will to do more together. So much the better, as that is fully in line with this will in Canada. We know that multiculturalism is important for Canada, but also for all other countries. For example, we saw this concerning the vaccine. Canada participated with others in what was called the COVAX Facility.
As I said in my opening remarks, we will be safe at home when everyone is safe. It is to our advantage to see what can be done. Will it be done through the WHO? Perhaps so. And perhaps something else will be put forward. What is certain is that Canada wants to be at the forefront because we are aware that the well-being of Canadians will also depend on the global response to this COVID-19 crisis.