We have had very fruitful discussion on very many points, and what is most interesting for us is that this administration is focusing on investment, is focusing on trade with Africa. And we are also whispering to them that we need infrastructure, especially roads and electricity and telephones, in order to be able to trade and to do business together. Therefore, from our own side, we always need three things from our friends in the West. That's what we want from the United States. I could add a fourth one, an I, meaning infrastructure, which we could get in the form of soft loans, or even private investment.
Private investors can invest in telephones and in electricity.
So I'm very glad to welcome Madame Albright here, Secretary Albright, and I hope she will put up with the imperfections she will meet along the way when she's with us here. Additionally, finally maybe, Madame Albright has agreed to go to the north of Uganda and see for herself the suffering of our children, who are perennially kidnapped and taken to the Sudan as part of Mr. Tarabe's mission of civilization. They are taken and they are raped. Some of them escape and come back. We see all these tragedies alone.