That's not my particular concern. Obviously being there on the ground on an ongoing basis, our diplomats and our people would know more, but we'd also be in a position to assist the parties if that was possible.
The Minsk group, as part of the OSCE, which we are members of, had a notable lack of success over the 16 or 20 years that it was involved in trying to resolve this dispute. By being there, you would have perhaps a role to play in assisting the parties to work together.
That was the point of my question. I'll leave you to answer that another time.
The other issue where we are perhaps lacking in support on the ground is in Africa. Over the course of the previous government's regime, a number of missions were closed. You mentioned last night the great role that China is playing in having relationships with many countries in Africa.
What is Canada doing to revive its presence in Africa, to maintain its connections with the African nations?