 I was a migrant myself. I had to flee my country after I was put in jail by the Sierra Leone People's Party government and charged with treason. I suffered a lot of humiliation and was discriminated against as a new common refugee in the United States. I cleaned bathrooms, scrubbed bumps, worked as a maid, all in the name of survival. I cried for myself. I cried for my children. And I cried for the number of years I worked hard to make myself a maid person in my country. For you to be able to stand on your feet and speak as I am doing today with authority, you should go to school and educate yourselves because education is the only instrument that will take you to upward mobility. I am equally sure that with determination and commitment, we can achieve what's coming up with a solution-based approach towards a global compact that reduces vulnerabilities of migrants across countries and continents. Thank you so much for your attention.