Yes, we often have that noted to us in various meetings in terms of the concerns about the sanctions and working around them. We also understand that they are making a difference and making it a little bit more challenging or definitely more challenging for Russia. I have also heard of the Kazakhstan situation.
I think that Ukraine is also countering a lot of that by starting to make their own productions and meeting the needs, but I think that continued efforts with sanctions are definitely making a difference and are the right call.
I'm not sure I'm following the second question, so my apologies. If it's in terms of a position in Canada to be able to contribute in trade, then that there are two large conferences that I'll be participating in over the next two weeks. One is in Warsaw, in terms of rebuilding energy, and the second one is in Toronto. It's a broader start to implementing some of the CUFTA commitments and trying to attract Canadian investors and businesses to work with Ukrainians. It will have the participation, from what I understand, of both Ukrainian and Canadian businesses, to see where there might be some possible areas.