Despite all the insecurity and uncertainty created by the tariffs, and despite the significant global and geopolitical insecurity that particularly stems from the impacts of the war in Iran, Canada remains the G7 country that attracts the most foreign investment. It was able to do so in 2025, and that's still the case now, in 2026. That's no small feat. We know that we're dependent on the United States for exports. Despite everything, we have been able to attract those investments. We have worked very hard to do so, including through major projects in energy, critical minerals and transportation, such as ports. It helps.
At the same time, our objective is also to protect the manufacturing sector, which is really the target of the tariffs, and that's what I'm working on. Despite everything, we were able to announce investments in the battery sector, particularly from LG and Volkswagen. We have also announced new investments from Siemens and investments in the aerospace sector. Even more good news will be announced this week.