Now, 2022, let's take July night like today. We know what happened. The entire presidential palace was stormed, people went in. But the images that went on the world was jumping into the swimming pool. People are having a good time at the presidential palace, not understanding the fact that the presidential palace is maintained by their own tax rupees, that kind of event occurred. Since then, the country went through step by step certain stages. The biggest issue here was the economy. Economic collapse in 2022 was the reason for all these issues. What is your take since then to now? Is the business community as a member of the business community? Are you happy with the progress that is made? Do you think we are heading the right way? Thank you, Mahesh. I think the way I look at it, we can't just look at the present and the future without having a good understanding of the past. Now, we are a country that we embroiled in a civil war for 30 years, we managed the economy, right? Or wrong with the plasas minus or there was the minus grow, what still we manage. And we didn't have this kind of a fever's coming up. And then, if you look at how these things have happened in the world, I take you back to 2009, the Arab Spring that erupted in Egypt, where the social media played a major role in the regime change, which was captured by the mass media globally, which finally spread to Tunisia and other surrounding countries. And finally, for the two Libya, which was at that time a very successful country, very prosperous country, a strong leader, though he was a dictator. And then finally, he was eliminated, bodily eliminated. That is some other, one of the, they call it the eighth wonder of the world, the man made great river, which had cost, I can $25 billion at that time, was virtually bound by NATO and other forces. The Western forces. Western forces. And then today, we know where Libya is. So this is something our country also should have taken into our knowledge to see a thing like that should never happen in our country. And we know since the completion of the Civil War in 2009, so many opportunities we had to resolve the ethnic crisis. I think people got elated by the war victories and didn't do the right things at the right time. And it was like a small ring waiting to erupt at some point. So what we saw in last July was a net result of some of these angers coming out onto the street, which was originally started at the economic hardship shortage of the fuel shortage of gas and the prices going up. Then it was hijacked by various forces, exactly, with vested interests. Now, if you look at 2020 and 2021, the entire world was engulfed with the COVID pandemic. And the borders were shut. The supply chain was totally disrupted. I think freight rates went to 10 times more than what it was normally. globally, the economy was suffering, including the Great Nation, what we call America. And they started printing money. I think today the biggest borrow in the world is also America. The inflation is really high. The inflation is high. The biggest borrow in the world is America. Of course, from the assets term, from the bonds. I think they have about 7.6 trillion bonds of other countries on this oil, petrodollar bonds, the borrowing, I think of which China has about 1.6 trillion in those bonds. So, though we are not aware or though we are not talking about it, they are also big borrowers. So, it was not only limited to Sri Lanka. Now, similarly, even Bangladesh had same problems. Pakistan is still having problems. So, I believe it was a similar situation, not exactly identical to where I was free. And we know now, we should have known that this could happen to our country. But I think I don't think our forces, especially intelligence units, were aware of what's happening or they didn't know what's happening. That is the thing that, or the new, wastes me why a duly elected president by a vast majority in office for two and a half years or less than that. And also, amidst all these problems, for driven out virtually, they were actually trying to assassinate him. How did this happen? And what for the reason, we are still waiting for the answers. Exactly. From the thought is, has to what went wrong, what happened, how did it happen, why it was not controlled or prevented. I think it is incumbent upon a former president also to come out. He has not stayed. He has not said anything for him also to come out and sit. What he knows about it. So leaving that aside, our country has shut down for nearly six months. When the country has shut down for six months, our meagre, import revenues just dried up. And the people who came during the COVID to get free treatment in Sri Lanka by plain loads, from all over the world, and they were looked after by our country under the former president's leadership. Free medicine, free accommodation, free food, they went back, because their countries were not looking after them. They were working. And then message was sent to them, don't send money to Sri Lanka. So these I feel, people loaded this. I think they were part of a, for me, part of a conspiracy. Why do you forget about the politics? Why do you want to attack your own country, don't send money? And then, and then say shut the country. Why do you want to shut the country? Then say declare bankruptcy. So this way I think it's important for us to understand this. Now how can we call our country's bankrupt? I don't believe in that. Because now you take a company, a establishment, institution. Where do we sign off in annual report? Where do you sign off? Not on the cash flow, not on the PNA, we sign off on the balance sheet. So have we taken into account the balance sheet of our country? I want to tell you. It is very rich balance sheet we have.