Everybody else gets more. Okay.
Thank you to the panellists. I'm going to do about a minute of confirming the gaps that I've heard, and then I'm going to give you each about a minute or a minute and a half to talk about the solutions, whether it's from a policy point of view, whether it's from an enabler point of view, whether it's funds or grants or incentives by the government, to be able to help close those gaps.
Let's start with the gaps that I heard. I heard that the spread of R and D is top-heavy. We heard about 97.5% versus 2.5%. We heard about the limited funds for SMEs, some on the capital side but not as much on the operational side. We heard about the skills gap, especially when it comes to extended design. We heard about the need for marketing support, especially for getting the product out. We heard about being able to get an understanding of the extended value chain. We heard about the gap in access to international markets, both in terms of understanding them and also in helping you to get there, in having access to funds to be able to play in international markets and get support for international trade.
Those are the seven gaps that I quickly highlighted. Some of you focused on the additive manufacturing industry, and we also focused a little bit on oil and gas.
In one minute, whether it's a policy enabler or an incentive, what is it that a combination of educational institutions, SMEs, and governments can do to help facilitate that? What policies would be changed? What enablers should be introduced?
And Farzad, you can talk about the immigration aspect last.
Okay, let's start with Mr. Toma.