In terms of expansion, I think you have to consider both direct exports or direct imports, which show up in our trade statistics, and investment, which is a little harder to calculate. You also have to consider services.
I know, for example, in terms of our membership, the sectors that I think have the greatest level of interest. You have forest products represented here. I know that companies in the pharmaceutical sector and those that are supporting that industry are looking at India as a growing market as well.
You have everything related to infrastructure, especially in the water and waste-water treatment sector. We have a lot of Canadian manufacturing companies that make specialized equipment for that sector. I understand that India has some pretty significant and ambitious plans to invest in that kind of infrastructure in the future. They're interested in that market.
You have aerospace and rail products. I think you've heard from Bombardier. They've told you what India means to their business. Other companies in the supply chain are looking to position themselves in those sectors. I think a lot of companies in the food and food products supply chain are already present in India but are looking to establish a stronger presence.
On the auto parts side, I think there's already strong cooperation, but I think there could be more trade and more investment between the two sides.
I should also mention steel. India has already invested in the steel and mining sector in Canada. That's another area where we see a lot of growth potentially happening as a result of an agreement.