Yes. I recognize this fact, and I've seen a lot of newspaper articles about it. The figures tend to show it. I'll let my colleagues at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada answer that question.
That said, we note that many Quebec educational institutions, especially in the regions, depend on this influx of students to ensure their survival. Just think of the Université du Québec à Rimouski, the Université du Québec à Chicoutimi and the Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières. What's more, the Canadian government is making a special effort to bring these French-speaking students outside Quebec, where the French fact is in the minority. So there's a targeted, specific effect.
I would add that, last year, the government announced the Canadian International Development Scholarships 2030 program, an $80-million program spread over eight years. This program covers 26 countries. They are all African countries, with the exception of Haiti. All the beneficiaries are Africans. Through this program, we support not only the fellows—