Thank you very much for that.
I want to stay with the regional lens, but even widen it a bit more and talk about the European Union more broadly. As you know, Canada has a very strong relationship with the European Union, not just in the context of the recently concluded CETA but in many other respects as well.
I want to take you back to a statement from 2013. Formerly, in his role as Russian deputy prime minister, Dmitry Rogozin said that if Moldova made a move towards the EU it could say goodbye to Transnistria. To what extent is that statement still accurate? How do you see the EU playing in the triangle of Canada, EU, and Moldova, perhaps, as an answer to that conundrum?