We must not see things that way. We are not looking to do business with governments or with large companies in Africa. We are looking to do business with companies owned by African women. Above all, we have to sow seeds that will bear fruit when they come up in five or six years.
We know that we are doing business with small companies. I cannot help them to grow by taking them right to General Motors tomorrow morning. I have to help them to grow one step at a time, which is the kind of community that our businesswomen find very appealing.
We have been talking about Quebec, but Canada is also at the table. The quality you mention is one that I see particularly among women. We are looking for reciprocity and mutual benefits. We create links with the government through our governments, whether that's Quebec or Ottawa. We do not make agreements directly with those governments.