And I was really interested to kind of understand a bit more about what's driven that.

Yeah, I think there's a few different factors.

And I think when we look at Angola specific factors, it's not the same country it was 10 years ago.

I think since the current president came in, Jean Lorenzo, he's made a number of different changes, particularly in the oil and gas sector, like you mentioned.

He's brought in the NPG as the regulator and as a national concessionaire, he's sort of with Deep Howard, Son and Goal and the various patronage networks around that and a variety of other different reforms that he's made.

I think also specifically from the oil and gas perspective, there's a lot of talk about Angola reaching peak oil.

They're now doing a lot to invest in the oil and gas sector.

But I think that's another one too, right? You've got high natural gas prices around the world increasing the cost of production suddenly, Angola, with kind of excess gas supply becomes a potentially cheap destination for for fertilizer production i mean i know that's a new and developing project let's see how how it works out but that's something that you know you maybe wouldn't have you wouldn't have thought of angola as a potential destination for investment like that several years ago but suddenly you know suddenly it looks viable on the on the world stage