Yes. Everything is interconnected, and I think that's what makes it strong.
Let me tell you about Quebec City.
Expertise in the vaccine sector grew in Quebec City for a long time, fuelling vaccination initiatives there. It's no coincidence that the GSK production facility was built in Quebec City. Four or five people who were trained in my lab work there. The same is true of Aramis Biotechnologies, which is also in the vaccine sector.
In order to attract multinationals to set up shop in our country, we need to train people in the vaccine sector. That means doing research and training students. They also need to be taught good laboratory practices. They have to learn to speak the industry's language. When these people get into the industry with this training, I'm proud to say, they very quickly become autonomous and effective.