Thank you for that answer.
The Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan, which I have worked with closely, is from my riding. I've been watching—and I'm sure many people across the country have been seeing—your leadership in foreign policy and feminist policy with the G7 leaders.
This group of women is really focused on working to support Afghan girls in continuing their education. They have used every tool possible to support women in Afghanistan. They're talking about using technology to make sure that girls continue to educate themselves in a safe way. They're talking about creating spaces where Afghan women can continue to sort of digest what the Taliban regime has done to them.
In your conversations with other foreign affairs ministers, are you able to talk about some of the innovative ways we can continue to support Afghan women and girls who need to continue to have their education? Also, as we continue to see the erasure of women in Afghanistan, what kinds of conversations are you having with your counterparts on this specific subject?