As you know, the problem in the Horn of Africa is a highly complex one and it's been in existence for some time. There are a number of countries that are engaged in trying to improve the situation. I think that one of the things that we might be able to assist on more directly is in helping Yemen to develop a coast guard which is capable of securing Yemen's borders. We will try and work with the government here to develop such a capability. So both in the context of defense and in the context of helping the African countries through our efforts and those of Yemen to resolve their differences, perhaps we can succeed in reducing this pressure.
Arbitration is a mechanism that has been used in other cases.
It's really up to the parties themselves to decide what's the best mechanism for them. In some cases both mechanisms have been used simultaneously. I do not want to prejudge at this point what is the best answer for Yemen and Saudi Arabia. Let the discussions between you continue, and hopefully those will lead to a positive conclusion. Why do you think the flow of the American assistance to Yemen is so slow although Yemen is supporting American policy in the region.