Thank you very much, MP Sari.
As you said, that's a very important topic, and it's being talked about across the whole Balkans. I mentioned, I think very briefly when I was giving an answer to MP Vandenbeld, that investing in education—and this was also mentioned by one of the ambassadors on the first panel—especially in media literacy programs but also in independent journalism, is one of the most important ways to fight disinformation and counter especially Russian influence. Russian influence comes through different portals and media outlets in Kosovo. We don't know who owns them or where they come from, but it comes mainly from Serbia, which is Russia's proxy in the region when it comes to influence in the security sector.
On investing in education, in this case, the Canadian state and the embassy should be closer to Kosovo. That's the first thing. Second, investing in programs for education, for countering misinformation, for media literacy and for independent journalism should be one of the main issues to counter disinformation and foreign influence, such as Russian influence.
I have to say one more thing. I was looking at infrastructure projects. China has invested in all the Balkan states but Kosovo. We still don't see a big Chinese influence in Kosovo, but Russian influence is there for sure.