This potential is really looming up now, and we see the ability to use connectivity, electronic connectivity to connect people wherever they may be to the most advanced sources of knowledge and information. We're talking about learning systems, and right now a lot of the learning systems are pretty primitive. Now, how to get the right knowledge into the right minds, that's something that is an organizational problem. Resources are likely to flow in this direction where there are, let's say, good business plans and investment opportunities. I'm not trying to minimize the difficulties, but there is capital waiting to be invested in telecommunications systems that will bring down sharply the cost of access to information and knowledge.
Business has to have an appropriate regulatory framework.
The initiative is a set of proposals, and a vision of the future that has been elaborated by African experts in Africa and which has been endorsed by ministers responsible for planning and development but which is a long way from being converted into reality. It is an attempt to bring together the world's knowledge and financial technical and other resources to design and operate and implement the kind of revolution to help countries that are really badly lagging catch up. This is not a simple task, but it's one that is, I think, feasible. It's something that could mobilize attention, and there has been considerable leadership showed, for example, by South Africa. That's something that's in evolution.