Thank you very much.
Yes, Canada should play its role, especially since Canada is internationally recognized as a country that truly cares about the rights of migrants and, above all, people in vulnerable situations.
I completely agree that Canada should contribute more to aid, especially in terms of support. We're mainly talking about co-operation and partnership where everyone wins, since that enables these populations to develop skills and, ultimately, be a little more independent. Indeed, the goal is not to propose short-term solutions, but to propose long-term solutions. That's what the European Return Fund does, for example, to support people who want to return to their country, people who want to develop businesses, and so on.
Canada can do that, and it's starting to do so. However, above all, it will have to expand its immigration and international funding policies. It will have to put that at the heart of its policies. Canada has always done so. I don't know why that's starting to change a bit, especially in the last few years, because—