I believe that. I want to thank the members of the United States House ofRepresentatives who are on this trip with me for their leadership in thepassage in the House of the African Growth and Opportunity Act. I amcommitted to the swift passage of that act in the United States Senate andto signing it when I return home. I am very pleased that our OverseasPrivate Investment Corporation will be targeting half a billion dollars for infrastructure and investment in sub-Saharan Africa. Third, we have agreed to work together to banish genocide from thisregion and this continent.
Every African child has the right to grow up in safety and peace.
We condemn the perpetrators of the continued atrocities in Rwanda, and pledge to work together to end the horrors of this region. Our efforts come too late for yesterday's victims. They mustbe in time for tomorrow's victims. We have pursued our discussion in a spirit of candor and neutralrespect, and I want to thank all the participants for being honest and open in our conversations. America shares a stake in Africa's success, as Isaid.