Why?

Well, as I said, I think it's also her way of making a very clear standpoint.

The fact that she did not mention the US, not the tariffs, not anything else, talked about her own priorities.

But since Mark Carney was in the room, we know that Canada has had a much, I would say, like stronger policy against the US administration when it comes to defending their own interests against Trump's tariff threats.

So maybe that was not an issue she wanted to touch upon for this reason.

She knows that the agreement between the EU and the Trump administration got a lot of criticism also within the European Parliament for not being favorable enough for Europe.

So on the defense and security part, yes, there were initiatives.

So my question is, do you support a stronger capital market union, a savings and investments union, as the president has outlined, or do you have any other strategy to overcome the economic crisis?