Not to say that whatever I'm also here to know what you need, like you came all the way out here. And the g7 is a funny place where 99% happens in closed doors where just a couple of us are are in the room with President we switch out depending on what the thing is. So what if I can be helpful to you just let me know what are the areas and topics and I can't answer everything, but if there are things that I can be helpful on. Okay, that's the one. So, on the record, so we're going to do today, this afternoon, there'll be a side event on PGI that the leaders will host this is the third PGI event since the inception at Ellmau. What makes the PGI initiative the g7 unique is that it is not a new initiative every year. It is a commitment that was made by the g7 leaders for the US led PGI initiative and it has been growing that commitment and re emphasizing it at every g7. The leaders will review the progress that's being made on the commitment and let me just go through what PGI basically is which is the partnership of global infrastructure and investment. It is the idea is that as we look towards global the global economy and where the direction of investment needs to happen, beyond the developed world or be beyond the advanced economies, we have to make sure that there is that the g7 nations are investing in low and middle income countries where the majority of population is going to be into the future. And if we want to have a more just economy, and we want to have the secure world, we have to have investments, especially in different kinds of infrastructure around the world, in the most needed places. That has geostrategic geopolitical implications. It also has for the what we want to offer in the world of a more high standards and high quality investment opportunities that don't result in crushing debt that don't have unfair labor practices that grow the actual GDPs of countries and don't just have investment for the investors benefit and not for the people's benefit. And that was the origin story at PTI. And that was what the leaders are committing to today's event is going to have what we've tried to do last year and again repeating this year is to have the private sector join in as representatives in this discussion. So that leaders can understand what is it that the g7 countries can do to support and create an incentivize more investment by the private sector at the end day. We're not going to solve the global economic inequity of investment through government money. It's going to have to be using taxpayer money in a efficient and productive way to incentivize the private sector to make those investments. So from the United States, we have President Biden invited the CEO, chairman, CEO of Microsoft, Satya Nadella, and the CEO, chairman, CEO of Blackrock, Larry Fink, the Italians, President time presidency and Prime Minister invited four speakers from representing the Italian private sector, at the CEO level, and what they will do is walk through one what they're already doing to support the PGI initiative. There will be an announcement I think you've seen the fact sheet of a $4 billion dollars that has been committed by three major funds, JP BlackRock and Brookfield that will towards investment with PGI aligned investments. There will also be Microsoft has recently announced its investment in a data center in Kenya, and it will announce additional investments in the global digital infrastructure. Let me take one step to say what the US has done what President Biden is going to be articulating at the session this afternoon. Is that when he was at the g7 last year, he announced that the US had mobilized $30 billion. Today he will say that that is up now to $60 billion and that is a long part infrastructure. He will repeat our support for the libido corridor. Which is a rail infrastructure from Angola through Zambia, DRC and hopefully ultimately to the to the other side of the continent. The EU announced at the G 20 that they were joining the US initiative, and today the Italian Prime Ministerial announced that they have joined it with $320 million for the next phase of the quarter. The point of the quarter, as the President will talk about is that it's not just about rail for critical minerals and competition with other countries that are investing there. But that it's it opens the door to digital 5g infrastructure from trusted vendors. It will allow for food security because when you are able to connect countries that are not connected to the global economy, they're able to invest more so the idea is to go across all different types of infrastructure, from physical to digital, to to commercial, and, of course, clean energy. So there will be there's been a significant doubling of the investment by the US the mobilization and we're hoping we're he's going to call on the g7 to continue that ramp up of investment in both Africa, but not only as you know, during the trilateral the President hosted with Prime Minister Rasheeda and President Marcos, the Philippines. We announced the creation of the Luzon corridor which is to do the same thing is to invest in digital clean energy and rebuild the ports. This shows that there's an alternative to the other model that has been investing throughout Africa and Southeast Asia and that this shows that if you insist on higher standards President will talk about that doesn't inhibit that promotes investments, it just from different types of investors. So we're presidents really excited about this event, you know that he's talked a lot about these, these issues as different events. He's very committed that this is our way of reestablishing the what you what the United States and the g7 has to offer. In our approach to low and middle income countries. It is not about AIDS. It is not about charity. It is about partnership. And it's about investment. And that's why having last year having the CEO of Citi Bank and the CEO gap, the largest infrastructure fund in the US and this year having the CEO of Blackrock and Microsoft shows that we are working with the private sector to increase that investment in partnership along high standards. So that is what we're going to be announcing today and look at this. There'll be a discussion among the leaders. We're going to have the president of the World Bank is going to be there Ajay Vanga is going to be there as well as present at the scene of the African Development Bank will join as well. So that we can have the different types of finance there are different types of US influence into this global investment competition that we have.