That is a massively attractive narrative one can offer for potential investors from all over the world. Now, if I may talk about some of the policy support offered by the Government. The EDB has initiated a National Export Strategy  which, as you know, is a collaborative effort between the Government and the private sector and it provides a five-year action-oriented frame work for the development of trade and competitiveness. Simultaneously, a National Trade Policy has now been drafted. It is a very neat 20-page document, very tightly and coherently drafted, and this is the first time we have formulated, in this concise way, the country’s trade policy, which for me, is actually very well presented. An Anti-dumping bill is also in Parliament. It is very important, if we are going to open up some sectors as part of the trade Page 15 of 17  agreements. The Government is also working on a Trade  Adjustment Package  with the World Bank and the International  Trade Center, in Geneva. What that intends to do is to assist  companies, which are going to be affected by liberalization to become more competitive, and also to assist workers, whose jobs have been threatened, to re-train. Now, I’ve talked on SMEs, for export promotion. There are four areas where they require support. 1. Training; 2. In-puts, including technology; 3. Access to finance; and 4. Marketing. Invariable the biggest challenge is marketing.
Why exports and FDI are key pillars: when you have a domestic market of twenty-one million people and purchasing power of now Page 1 of 17  almost four-thousand US dollars, you simply cannot sustain the 6% or more growth that we need to achieve by just selling into this domestic market. It’s simply not possible. And why do we need 6% growth? We have a very aspirational  society now or more. It’s an educated society which is exposed to all the latest communication technologies so people know what is available around the world and they aspire to achieve a lot of material benefits for their families. So if one cannot deliver that, clearly there could be tensions in terms of our social and political stability. So it has to be growth in exports that drives our growth process to the point where we can achieve 6% plus growth to meet the aspirations of our people. And FDI, if you look around Asia, which has been the most successful continent in terms of growth and export performance, whether it is a country as large as China or one as small as Singapore, FDI has played a key role in the export transformation that has driven those economies. So that’s the model that the government is trying to put in place. It is doing a number of things to sustain that model in terms of the macro-economic policy making. have been put in place.