It's important to say here that Canada is absolutely committed to peace, stability and security in Europe and in the western Balkans. Historically—we've talked about this today—Canada has played an outsized role in blood and treasure in promoting peace and stability in the region. We're still very active in a lot of different ways.
For instance, Canada is one of 11 members of the Peace Implementation Council steering board responsible for Bosnia and Herzegovina. We do a lot of military capacity building for countries in the region. We do programming to support governance and the rule of law through the various instruments we have here in Ottawa and at mission level. We absolutely do what we can.
In terms of the coverage for Kosovo, we're lucky to have an incredibly competent ambassador who covers Kosovo, but covers Kosovo from Croatia. Right now, we don't have embassies across all countries in the world. We have to cover some countries from other capitals. We rely on those missions to be our eyes and ears, and I know that our ambassador for Kosovo travels there consistently, reports in and represents Canada.