The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe—the OSCE—through its Minsk Group at one point potentially played a positive role here. Unfortunately, it no longer does.
There is a role for Canada with like-minded allies to act on the stage of the south Caucasus. That includes Canada's participation in the EU monitoring mission, which I commend. Canada also has strong and formal relations with the Council of Europe and the European Union, and of course we have our most important ally to the south. It's slightly to the north, here in Windsor, but I think my point is clear.
I think there are international fora. With Turkey being a NATO ally, it becomes much more difficult to have a dialogue with Iran. I think Iran is an important regional player that at some point has to at least be reckoned with in this regard. It's not easy. There's no obvious international forum for doing so.
Mr. Chair, if I could, I confused—