Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, Ambassador Turner.
I don't want to understate how important it is to have you coming to us from Yerevan. About a dozen or more years ago, I went to Armenia, came back and wrote a report asking the Conservative government to open an embassy in Yerevan. It has taken our government a while to do it as well. I'm glad it is finally happening. I'm glad to see you there, personally.
I also think I will mention to Erica, our former clerk, that you should meet with the pages at some point. I'm sure many of them would love to know they could be ambassadors as well, some day. It's very important.
I have a couple of questions.
The first question is on the humanitarian state in Armenia. There are 100,000 people arriving. You say they're moving from immediate shelter issues to longer-term issues.
What do you see as Canada's role in that?