 Ynchydigau myneddol, yr hynny, yw'r gwirioneddau gyda'r cyfaradau hynny, mae r snacksyn am y gwaith yn cael ei ddweud yng nghymru ar y Cyfraedd Unig ar y gyrfa hynny. Rwy'n ei wneud am y ffrindio'r contracts ac ydych chi'n gyrraedd hynny i'n gwybodaeth i'r amser o'r cyfrannu. Y Cyfrannu Unig yw'r ITU yw ydych yn ddod i'w gwirionedd i'r cyfrannu cymaintol yn cyfgredigol i'n cyfrannu i'r ITU. i'n fawr o'r colliwyr ydy o'r hyn yn oed yn gyfrifio'r ffordd y ffordd ym ysbyt yw'r defnyddio'r technologi. Mae hyn yn ddigonol eich ffwrdd o'r gwahanol. Dyma'n gweithio'r ffordd i'r ffordd i'r ffordd yw'r ffordd, rydyn ni'n ffordd i'r ffordd i'r ffordd yn oed yn gyfrifio'r internet. Ond y ffigur yn oed yn ffordd i'r ffordd o'r ffordd. 96% o'r ffordd o'r gweithio ar y rhaeg, Unigwethaf, ac yn dweud i'r ysgolwyddiadol. Rwy'n gweithio 60% ddechrau Afrygiad yn ymlaenion, oedd 10% eu hunain yn ei wneud. Felly, rydyn ni'n gweithio'r ysgolwyddiadol ac mae'r ddysgu'r cyffredinol yn ymddangos i gael y cyfnodol yn ymddangos i gael ymddangos i gael ymddangos i gael. Yn Ymddangos I, rydyn ni'n rwy'n gweithio'r cyfaradau o gyfasig o gael ymddangos i gael ymddangos i gael ymddangos i gael, supported by it's a 100 million US dollars of UK funding, which has directly reached 7.8 million people. We are working with over 100 countries on cyber capacity building, and our space agency's international partnership programme works with developing countries using technology to deliver sustainable development with 170 million US dollars of UK funding. Telecommunications and ICTs have expanded and developed at a tremendous pace over recent years. The regulatory and standardisation landscape has become increasingly broad and complex. It is more important than ever for the ITU to forge a modern, collaborative and strategic role in this 21st century landscape. This means building partnerships for the common good, fully understanding the roles of other organisations working in the field of ICTs and support member states to navigate this new landscape. The ITU is at its best when it opens its doors to other stakeholders and builds a spirit of common purpose. It offers an important global platform for collaboration on a set of common opportunities and common challenges. For example, we welcome the ITU's response to the Covid pandemic, setting up the global network's resiliency platform and allowing ICT regulators and policy makers and other stakeholders to share information and best practice. Such initiatives demonstrate the value of the ITU and the unique partnerships it can build. We also commend the ITU's work to support the recovery of telecoms infrastructure in Ukraine at this critical time. The UK remains steadfast in our support for Ukraine. I would also like to pay tribute to the work of Malcolm Johnson as he steps down from his role as Deputy General Secretary. In the UK we are very proud of Malcolm and the strong partnerships he has built across the ITU family and beyond. And as many of you know, the UK is standing for election to the ITU council at this conference. We are standing because we strongly support the ITU's mission to connect the world, connect the unconnected. We believe in building consensus and fostering cooperation and we want to work with others to help ensure the ITU continues to deliver effectively for the benefit of all its members. Thank you.