We also recognize just as it has been in the United States, for Jamaica, one of the issues that has been presented as an issue that is economic in the way its impact has been a pandemic. So to that end, we are announcing today also that we will assist Jamaica in COVID recovery by assisting in terms of the recovery efforts in Jamaica that have been essential to I believe what is necessary to strengthen not only the the issue of public health but also the economy. And this is on top of more than what we have done throughout the years since the start the pandemic $12 million in COVID assistance and more than 600,000 vaccinations are vaccines that have been donated. Lastly, but most importantly, a great part of our conversation. Mr. Prime Minister that we appreciate has been about the priority we share for security in the region, as well as Asia prime prevention. So we discussed Of course, the priority that your Government places on both those issues, and we agree that one area of important focus is on youth. And on as you said, the human capital of Jamaica. To that end we have committed and we are announcing now to provide $10 million to target at risk youth in Jamaica through a number of initiatives that we believe will have exponential impact not only on the issue of crime prevention, but what we intend as well, which is to strengthen and as you have described the National Human Capital that exists in Jamaica among young people. And finally, our conversation spans not only those issues, but issues that are about a global significance. And to that end, I thank the prime minister for the leadership that he has offered in the context of votes that have been taken in the United Nations and in terms of Jamaica's strong stand in joining the United Nations and the United States in condemning Russia's aggression in Ukraine. We also discussed quite extensively the impact of the climate crisis on island nations and in particular on Jamaica. We discussed and from my perspective, but I recognize and we recognize that the world's emissions have an outsize effect in the Caribbean, including on Jamaica, and I thank the prime minister for his leadership in that regard. And we are eager to partner with the Prime Minister on what we can do to invest and prioritize climate resilience, but also an investment in renewable energies understanding that this is about energy sources, and it is also about human capital and development and supporting the economy there. So, in conclusion, I will say that the United States and Jamaica continue to be close friends with many, many issues in common, and this partnership is an important one and an enduring one for the United States. And we look forward to strengthening and continuing to strengthen the relationship was Prime Minister again, welcome and thank you.