Or is this debate that French political elites prefer to keep quiet for as long as possible with the strategy, let's cross that bridge when we are there?

Yeah, thank you, Donika.

I think you said it before in your lead-in to Timothy's question.

If we look at French public opinion of the past two decades, support for enlargement really has consistently been among the lowest in the European Union.

Enlargement in the French mind is often associated with concerns about migration, economic competition, pressure on public finances, and also just more broadly, this fear that the EU is becoming too large, too heterogeneous to function effectively.

And these concerns became particularly visible during debates surrounding the Turkish membership in the run-up to the French rejection of the constitutional treaty, and then more recently in discussions about Ukraine's accession.

And opinion polls show that while the French public has become more sympathetic towards Ukraine since Russia's invasion, this does not automatically translate into support for rapid enlargement.

I would like to hear your take on this.