 I think we can start our discussion. The item of our workshop today is Russia in 20 years. I think it's the question impossible to answer, because if I take myself 20 years back, 1997, Russia was declaring that it wants to be part of the European Union, probably even of NATO. We drew up four spaces, common economic space, common humanitarian space, cultural space, space of security. And we were on the way to very serious honeymoon. It started in 2003 when new president Putin reconfirmed his European choice, went to Brussels to sign strategic documents, and it was somebody who doesn't like it. So in 1997, 20 years ago, to predict what is happening today in 2017 would be pretty difficult. So it's only the options and scenario kind of a development which we can discuss today. But there are some given. The given is the present situation, and in the short term Russia is coming back to the international stage. As yesterday, during the Middle East discussion, people were rightly saying that Russia is back in the Middle East through Syrian case. Russia is strong enough to be present in many difficult and conflict situations. Russia managed to get through economic crisis the first stagnation and now this year to hopefully 2% GDP growth. Russian economy is totally different from what the Soviet economy was and it's much more flexible and the economy which adapts itself to the new normalcy and the sanctions and low carbon prices. That's short term today. Midterm, we see some risks and difficulties. Russian economy is not what the Soviet economy was in size. Russia in back in 1991 was still 19% of GDP. World GDP now we are 1.5 aspiring to 2. And the economy is not restructured. We have definitely some serious weaknesses and we should cut ourselves to size in terms of our international aspiration and positioning. Long term looks unknown to us as Ambassador Panof said today we don't know what will happen. But as Alexander II our Emperor said the distance is our curse. The distances in 20 years will be no question I think. We discussed today the artificial intellect and many other things and the new industrial revolution number 4 will probably make the distances of Russia which was the curse in many ways, not subject. So long term we could be a leader of the Eurasia which is called a key to the geopolitical control of the earth. Or we can collapse again like the Soviet Union did in 1991 if the policies are not right. That's also a case, a scenario which could be visualized and to discuss all of this we have excellent panel of people who know Russia very well both Russian and non-Russian. And I think that we can easily start the discussion today which probably will bring us to some more clarity on what's going to happen with my country in 20 years.