Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you to the witnesses.
I'm glad that in all your presentations you focused pretty much on the positives of NAFTA. Maybe for too long we have taken NAFTA for granted. Maybe, as Canadians, we are quite humble and we don't like to trumpet—excuse the pun—about all of the great things that have happened with NAFTA in terms of the jobs that have been created and the quality of life we have been able to provide to our peoples.
Within those positive aspects, etc., we've created a robust strategy. We've been stateside speaking to politicians, corporates, different associations, stakeholders, and organizations, and deployed an all-of-government, all-parties approach to be able to share our message. It's really one around education and awareness.
I'd like to know what the Mexican strategy has been. Has it been similar? Has there been a different type of strategy? How have you engaged with those influencers and decision-makers in the U.S.?