We must address the problem. We must encourage other countries to follow the example of countries like Uganda and Thailand. Very briefly before we close, you mentioned that these are some of the same countries that are immersed in war. I would be hard put to give you a significantly optimistic report on either Angola or Congo. Both countries are engaged in brutal wars.
Congo is the largest interstate war in the history of Africa.
We visited all the countries in the region involved in the war. They wrote an agreement earlier this year themselves, an African solution to an African problem called the Lusacca Agreement because it was signed in Lusacca. If they implement this agreement, the United States and other countries will participate in a peacekeeping effort. But if they don't implement it, it would be an impossible task for outside forces to impose and force or pacify the situation in a country as vast as the Congo, which is larger than the United States East of the Mississippi. So what we now have is an intensification of American diplomatic efforts.