as well as investing in alternative water supplies. They have one of the most advanced systems in the world for desolination and water reuse, as well as like very strict water quality tactics because they don't want to waste their own water. So I think that's one opportunity where both nations could benefit if Singapore could give some of their experience and help improve the situation in Malaysia. Secondly, both parties are unsure of the long-term effects of climate change and drought on their water security. So they both want to be resilient and prepared to adapt to changing water circumstances. The water prices for both the raw water and the treated water are absolutely outdated and should be updated. However, that should not be like the only thing included in the conversation because that is currently only representing self-interest. Singapore benefits from Joe Horse's water supply to support its economic growth