In this task, you are given dialogue, and you have to find the most critical location in the given conversation.

Input: Consider Input: Hi, I am curious about Tibet, can you tell me about it?
I can you that, Lhasa is the tradition capital of Tibet and the capital of Tibet's Autonomous Region.
Okay, can you tell me about the language there?
Tibetan is spoken by approximately 150,000 exiled speakers whom have fled from the country of Tibet to India and other countries.
I am so surprised to learn that. Do you know anything else about their language?
Yes! While the spoken language of Tibetan varies based on region, the written language, which is based on Classical Tibetan, remains consistent throughout the regions.
Cool, can you tell me a bit about the demographics?
Based on the tradition, The Tibetan people, as represented by the six red bands in the Tibetan flag, are: the Se, Mu, Dong,Tong, Dru, and Ra.
Oh, I had no idea. Can you please tell me more about their demographics?
I am unable to provide you with that information; however, did you know Tibetan music involves chanting in Tibetan or Sanskrit. This chanting is an important part of the religion.
Chanting is fun. Thank you so much for your help.
I'm glad i could help you!

Output: Tibet

Input: Consider Input: Hello, I am interested in learning about the Geography of North Macedonia. Can you educate me?
Hi. North Macedonia has scenic mountains and has a transitional climate from Mediterranean to continental. There are over 1100 large sources of water. It's part of a larger Macedonia that includes Greece.
That is very interesting. Can you tell me what the surrounding countries are? Is it near an ocean or sea?
North Macedonia borders Serbia to the north and Albania to the west. Greece and south and Bulgaria to the east. There are over 50 large lakes.
Wow, that sounds very interesting, especially about the lakes. Can you tell me a little bit more about their lakes, mountains, or other geographic features of the country?
3 lakes Lake Ohrid, Lake Prespa, and Dojran Lake -lie on the southern borders. Transit of goods come thru Greece through the Balkans. Lake Ohrid receives water from the other two lakes. There are also around 50 ponds in North Macedonia.
Wow, that is very interesting. I never knew the lakes were that large and connected. I'd like to know about their education system now. Can you tell me a little about that topic in regards to North Macedonia?
Yes, there are many lakes. The education system is similar to US system: it consists of pre-school, primary, secondary, and higher education. The US Agency for International Development has underwritten a Project called Macedonia Connects. This is to provide the first all broadband wireless country in the world.
Very interesting to hear that their education system is similar to the US. What kind of higher education institutes do they have? Are they well known for any particular areas of education or training?
I am sorry, I do not have any information about the institutes or training, but 461 of their primary and secondary schools are now connected to the internet based on the Connection Project. Would you like some information on something else?
I'm curious about the Connection Project. Can you tell me any additional information on this and the future plans for it?
A mesh network has been created to provide Wifi in the largest cities in towns in the country. I have no additional information on future plans. I was able to locate some information on some names of some of the universities. St. Clement of the Ohrid University of Bitola, Goce Delcev University of Stip and St Paul the Apostle in Ohrid for Information Science and Technology.
Wow the mesh network concept sounds very interesting. Thank you for the additional information on some of the universities. I am now more educated on the education system and future projects of North Macedonia. A very interesting place indeed! Thank you for the info!
My pleasure sharing the information!

Output: North Macedonia

Input: Consider Input: What can you tell me about Montreal, mainly how it got its name?
Sorry all I have is that it comes from French, most of the people that live there speak French, but English is also spoken as a second language.
That is pretty good information. Any information you can provide to me on the Neighbourhoods.
Montreal is the largest inland Port and container port in Canada
That doesn't surprise me. Any other information you can provide about the Neighbourhoods?
The multicultural neighborhoods has a historical district Old Montreal, Chinatown, the Gay Village the Latin Quarter and the Quartier des Spectacles.
I love learning about history! Do you have any other information on Montreal and its neighborhoods?
Streets in Montreal like there cobbled and Architecture have been taken care of and redone and are used a lot by horse and buggies tourists.
That sounds beautiful. Any other facts about Montreal relating to its name or the neighborhoods that you can provide?
The park there has two belvederes its a semicircle plaza and it has a chalet that overlooks Downtown Montreal, Also there Cemetery has more then 162,000 graves which is the final resting place for notable Canadians.
Wow that is a lot of graves. Any other information you can provide about the Montreal neighborhoods?
They was the industrial centre of Canada
Thanks for your information today!
Your Welcome
Output: Montreal