For me, “Agenda 2063” is a very important document that opens up the window for anyone who really wants to engage with the African continent, because it's seen as Africa's strategic document.
Within Africa's “Agenda 2063”, there are a few things that I think are very important for Canada to pay attention to.
Number one is the emphasis on education, especially if you read the second report. There's a clear emphasis on how they want to invite people to come and partner with them in providing good-quality education. This is what we have. We have some of the best educational institutions in the world—not just in Canada, but in the world. Africans who are educated in Canada, whether they are here or, particularly, when they go back home, underperform. You can see it in the medical sciences, the humanities and everywhere. We can partner with them to be able to enhance that.
They emphasize the idea of transforming agriculture into a mechanized industry. We have the technology to be able to do it. It's roughly a hundred-billion dollar industry. We have the expectation to be able to leverage it and gain from it.
I could go on and talk about a number of other initiatives that are under “Agenda 2063”. We just need to study that document and align it with our interests, and I think the Africans will welcome it.