Thank you very much for the question.
That's exactly what we're developing here at the Port of Saguenay. We have the opportunity not only to export minerals, but also to process them. To be able to process them, we need enough space to accommodate the industries. We also need access to all kinds of other things: energy supplies, such as electricity and natural gas; labour; expertise and so on. Those are all things that we have here, in Saguenay, and that we can offer.
That's really what we're aiming for: to have projects where mining activities are concentrated in the north to reduce volumes and, once the time has come to ship to markets, to try to do one or two additional processing steps here, at the port site, to create jobs at home and grow the economy.