 Good morning, everyone, and members of the media. Again, let me recognize the Minister of Foreign Affairs for China and Taiwan, Minister Lee, and also the Ambassador to Salucia, Mr. Degu Chen, and also if I could acknowledge the members of your delegation that are also here with us today. We've just concluded a very good discussion with the Minister with regards to activities in Salucia and also on some global issues. And this morning we're going to continue with the signing of an MOU to help us in terms of our security in Salucia. So at this point I'd like to turn over to my Minister of Security and Justice, Minister Herman Gil Francis, Herman Gil Francis, where you can give a brief outline to the project and what the purpose of this MOU is this morning. On behalf of the government of the people of Salucia, I express immense thanks to the government of Taiwan and the Taiwanese Foreign Minister for your country's continued support to Salucia, and in particular for the support to our efforts in justice and security. As we are aware, Taiwan has supported us in many areas including ICT and agriculture, and this signing is yet another step towards cementing the friendly and strategic relations between Taiwan and Salucia. It is indeed a pleasure to see the broadening of our bonds in areas of justice and security. As we continue to develop as a country and explore new prospects for growth, our police force cannot be left behind. The first world environment we are seeking to create must also be reflected in our approach to justice. This agreement will facilitate our exploration of various areas of mutual benefit and assist us in effectively preventing and combating cross-border crimes and terrorism. We want to see more practical cooperation between the police, customs authority, and international governments where we set up joint investigative teams, depending on the case, to enhance our ability to solve those cases. We look forward to the exchange of personnel visiting for study and training programs as well as cooperation in combating transnational crimes. We also need to create such partnerships in order to tap into the expertise offered by countries such as Taiwan, especially as it relates to the use of technology. As a government, we realize that the issue of crime is multifaceted, and with development in recent times, Salucia has had to find alternative ways to help our police force, especially as it relates to the area of training and border control. Hence, even as we tackle crime as its roots, we must strengthen our force and broaden their experience and training. I believe I speak for all members of our police force when I say we truly look forward to working with the government of Taiwan in this significant initiative. Thank you very much. That's my great pleasure to attend the signing ceremony of the Taiwan Salucia Police Court. This is the first comprehensive law enforcement-related agreement in our two countries, which marks a new milestone in our cooperative relationship. Last January, Taiwan and Salucia signed a memorandum of understanding concerning cooperation in the exchange of financial intelligence related to money laundering. Associated Predict Offenses and Terrorism Financing. This arrangement allows the financial intelligence agencies of our two countries to institutionalize the exchange of information across border financial crimes. Now, with the implementation of the Bi-Level Police Cooperation Agreement, the law enforcement authorities of Taiwan and Salucia can work hand in hand in the prevention and policing of other serious transnational crimes. We will see more changes in the area of personnel visits, training, and the intelligence between our two police officers. Taiwan is aware of the difficulties of the rural San Lucia Police is currently facing in personnel training and equipment upgrade. We are willing to offer our assistance to share our experience. I look forward to successful cooperation between the police authorities of Taiwan and San Lucia for the years to come. Also, I may add, since my arrival yesterday afternoon, I've felt the professionalism of San Lucia Police. They have safely escorted me through the streams of the afternoon traffic. Also, this morning, they did the same on the morning traffic in order to let me from the hotel to get to this Ministry of Finance and Economic Development. And we are really looking forward to further cooperation between our two police authorities. Exactly.