It's very important.
I want to thank you, Mr. Badawey, for those important meetings that you had in Washington. I also want to thank your colleagues from the opposition, because they can go there and have great meetings and share their ideas, and together we can do better for our country.
To be honest, I'm here purely for political reasons. I don't actually know why I'm here, because it would have been easy to ask me for a full list of projects, and I would have given it to them. It's free. I still can give it to them if they ask, but they're not asking for that.
Anyway, what you guys are doing on those trips to the States and the financing that we're doing in those regional hubs and the strategic investments that we are doing are fundamental for our economy.
You know, Mr. Badawey—because you and I had the chance to discuss the trade corridors—how much we have to be present there to make sure that they're not pieces here and there but that they're more fluid, more robust and more resilient to climate change. I think the work of the government through the NTCF and through other departments, as you mentioned, is absolutely crucial.