Apart from that, I would like to explain that the Government of Japan is studying the possibility of assisting in facilitating the settlement of refugees, which will be studied at the future Assistance Group Meeting for Central Africa. Already, the first meeting took place at the very end of November this year in Geneva, and Japan will be actively participating in this upcoming meeting. And, the Japanese mission which has been sent to the Republic of Rwanda is now studying what the Government of Japan can do further for humanitarian relief. The second area is our possible assistance to a multinational force. Thirdly, some relevant countries are floating the idea of holding an international conference on the Great Lakes region.
Japan wants to actively pursue the possibility of holding such an international conference.
That is the announcement that I wanted to make, and I will be delighted to respond to any questions that you might have. In September of last year, the Government of Japan nominated the Hiroshima Peace Memorial for registration as a World Heritage site. This was because we believe that it is a monument to all mankind as a symbol of appeal for perpetual peace. We believe that the decisions of the Committee to inscribe the Atomic Bomb Dome as a World Heritage site shows that we were able to gain the understanding of the World Heritage Committee on this Japanese position. Now the site has been officially named as a World Heritage site.