It's hard to say offhand what the key growth areas will be, but we're doing very well in terms of forest products, textiles, pharmaceuticals, agricultural products. I think one of the key things to note is that in many areas we're facing a 10% to 30% Jordanian tariff whereas our key competitors, the U.S. and the EU, are largely or are completely tariff-free in the same areas. We're hoping to gain back some of the market share we've lost.
The U.S., since they signed their agreement in 2001, have more than tripled trade. The EU signed it in 2002, and theirs has more than doubled. So overall we think there are some benefits to be seen by Canadians.