Okay. I was going to suggest that you go first because I was on earlier for five minutes.
My answer would be that we are currently working with the federal government and with Natural Resources Canada precisely to determine the strategies needed to achieve the objectives you have just pointed out. We must create a demand for those products here in North America, not just in Canada, but in Canada and the United States. We must create a demand so that there is a good reason to operate the mines.
I can give you a recent example that involves Natural Resources Canada. The Government of Canada, together with the Government of Ontario, has invested in the reopening of a cobalt refinery in northern Ontario. That is one example. A cobalt refinery that closed a number of years ago has been reopened. That's a very good development.
Since you are from Quebec, let me point out that the Government of Quebec is perhaps the most focused on this issue. Quebec has a very advanced strategy on strategic minerals, not only to find mines, but also to increase the development of the material containing mining products, with the goal of selling them in the United States, in Europe and around the world.
Perhaps my colleague wants to add something. He can actually speak for the downstream work.
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