 Thank you. It is indeed a very valuable question. The present government in Bangladesh came to power in 2008 and they declared a Vision 2021 goal to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the independence of Bangladesh. They made it mandatory that we must create an investment-friendly environment in the ICT sector using the regulatory procedure. So when I came to take the responsibility of this session, I said my way of regulation will be less regulation and consultative regulation. So that is why when I try to formulate a policy, I usually talk to all the stakeholders. They come into my office, into BTRC, we consult and then if they cannot come, they can submit their recommendation through the website and through other means. So that is how we make it very friendly, investment-friendly. And the biggest reward of the legal framework is the license. By issuing a license to a vendor or to an operator, we make sure that they can operate during the period of the license, tenure of the license, without being interrupted by the political system. Even if this political government goes, another political system comes because of the legal licensing framework, they are guaranteed to work. And then another protection we gave them through licensing that if anyone wants to operate illegally, we can prosecute them or they will be protected from them. And when they complain to us, the illegally operating vendors, they will be prosecuted. So that is the legal side. And on the business side, we are offering lots of incentives to bring FDI into the country and to give a lot of promotion. For example, if anyone invests in the ICT sector, they will not pay any taxes for the next 12 years. They can take a loan, plenty of money for startups. Even for the FDI, initially the policy was that they cannot take more than 51%. They can go up to 49% equity participation and 49% them. Now, we are promoting them or we are now allowing them to increase their equity even more than 50% or 60% or 70%. So to encourage FDI to come in. So that is how through regulatory process we are providing an investment friendly legal and business framework. Oh, good. It is a very good point to discuss about. In this symposium of WTI 17, something comes up that is called indicators. Indicators are very much important for a country like us. If they see that we are ranking very good or we rank very good in this scale, then there is good news for the investors. There is good news for the country people. There is good news politically, everything. So that is why we think that this session, this particular conference is very important so that right kind of indicators are chosen. And then we come up very good on all indicators. So combining every indicator when the rank comes in, we like to move up. So that is why it is important. And this morning I presented my views on the indicators and I said that these are probably not the correct one, maybe correct, but we should revisit the issue because we have invested heavily in the telco sector. But yet why we are so below the ranking and low and behold, my views were echoed by many countries who have invested highly. But for some reason, because of the indicators chosen, they have ranked, their ranking is going below, lower and lower. So hopefully tomorrow or during this session, they will revisit the indicators so that we get better awarded, better reward. Of course, I am very much, very soon we will be starting 4G. For many reasons, we couldn't start 4G as of now. Probably we will be starting within a month or two. And then the people are using more and more data. And then we have started thinking about 5G. And then this has become a big enabler of the economic activities throughout the whole country. So the government as well as the private sector are joining hand in hand, which is called public-private partnership into developing this sector. Finally, but not the least, I thank the government of Tunisia for organising this session and for their hospitality, or as well as they have extended to us.