Thank you, MP Ali. I'd say a couple of things.
First, the Indo-Pacific strategy is extremely important in this context. Islamabad is a part of this in the context of a service delivery model that is increasingly more global, meaning it's less reliant on in-person activity on the ground. That's not to say it isn't indispensable, but it is important.
As I told you before, making sure there is a functioning office in Islamabad is key. We had some visa challenges that you are well aware of, but the update is that we currently have three people on the ground and we have additional people who contribute to a functioning office. That is news on the comment that you made: They are working, to the best of my knowledge, on the ground, and have been bolstered by a number of three.
I'm not juxtaposing this unfairly when I say I also realize the challenges we are facing in India. We are down to three or four personnel, given the context.
That's just to give you some form of comparison.