But can you perhaps talk us through the wider regional picture on this?

Afghanistan has this majestic mountainous geography, sitting with the Hindukush Mountains, sitting at sort of the bridge between Central Asia and South Asia.

And these mountains fundamentally shape Afghanistan's water resources, because 80% of the country's water resources originate as snow and ice in these high altitude mountains.

And then they act as a natural storage and and throughout the year, melt, you know, providing water for streams and rivers.

And Afghanistan has five major river basins.

Four of them are what we say is transboundary in nature.

They're shared with neighboring countries.

Which efforts by the international community that combine climate and peace seem the most important perhaps to you right now?