Yes. If you mean people-to-people contacts, they are absolutely great. First of all, traditionally, this was the region where Moldovans spent their holidays. My good friend, the Ambassador of Moldova to Ukraine, told me about the number of border crossings. I believe he said there were four million crossings in 2016. Some were for personal reasons, because we have many mixed families, and kinship relations are very close. We also have businesses with Ukraine. As I mentioned, we spend holidays over there. There's a very good understanding between our two peoples. Traditionally, it has been this way. Despite all the problems with Transnistria, and despite who was ruling Ukraine previously, contacts have continued. Just the figure of four million crossing the border speaks for itself. We have only a 3.5 million population today. You can imagine how frequently we deal with Ukrainians.
You mentioned the relations at the level of governments. I spoke today about the parliaments deciding to unite their forces. The same attempts, the same efforts, are being made now to work together at the level of the executive power, at the level of the governments. You know, President Poroshenko comes from our region. He speaks Romanian, by the way. He is very proud of it, and when they meet at the high level, he very often switches to Romanian when he wants to talk to us, just to show that he has very much in common with our country and that he remembers his roots.