Hello, my name is Darmut McCarty, I'm from Bournemouth University in the UK. My name is Kristina Caldairer and I come from Lisbon from Yadkid University. I'm Stefan Varation, I'm from Gent in Belgium, University College of Gent. I'm here at the University as part of the International Week. We had around 25 teachers from 30 different countries and it was a very good moment and a good atmosphere. We've had a wonderful time here. We have had a great opportunity to meet many of the students at Vistula University. We have found the students are very engaging, very interesting people, our excellent students. We are very invious, we wish our students could be as good and as well behave as you are. I can't tell you anything about the International Week because Darmut from Bournemouth told you everything already. For me it's a pleasure and a honour to be here in Vistula. I'm here for the first time. I'm also for the first time in Poland and I'm happy because it's a friendly country and a special university. I'm really happy to be here. We've also had a wonderful time from your factory leaders. They've shown us a wonderful time in Warsaw. We've got to see many of the beautiful sights and the lovely culture that this city has to offer. It has been wonderful to see the culture of a transition economy such as Poland. You know what this is? This is a metro and bus and tram ticket. It costs 15€. It's very important that you know if you ever come to Warsaw or Warsaw or whatever you want to call it, that they have the most sophisticated metro line in the world. The trains go in one direction and then they turn around and they go in the other direction. And again they turn around and they go again in the other direction and they stop at several intervals. So if you have this ticket, you pass through the gates, you get on to the train and it takes you wherever you like. That's the beautiful thing about Warsaw. Thank you.