Thank you, Mr. Chair. Now that everyone has had their turn, I can jump in.
Mr. Jai, let me turn to you, since I haven't had a chance to ask you any questions.
In your opening remarks, you spoke about climate change and the displacement of people caused by it. Do you have any concerns at present about efforts to combat climate change, when you look at everything that's happening around the world? There are significant geopolitical shifts, partly because of our neighbour to the south, but also because of an increasingly assertive foreign policy from China. In addition, we need only think of what's happening in Russia and Ukraine. This kind of context relegates what was the most urgent crisis facing all humanity to a secondary priority. As a result, what may happen is that efforts to combat climate change will diminish, climate change will worsen, and population displacement will also increase.
Am I wrong, or do you agree with this assessment? If you agree, what should we do?
