Just now we have also a short package talking about interconnectivity and infrastructure. Now, on your idea, Matthew, the other common problem related to this kind of interconnectivity and infrastructure, we talk about the urban development, is the integration between cities and the districts around the main cities that is not established yet. We talk about this kind of major gap. On your own experience in NCF and going around the world, what it takes to bridge this kind of gap?
Réponse directeRight, yeah. Well, if you look at a picture of urbanization today, really more than cities, we're talking about urban corridors. Urban corridors. Yeah. And so if you think about the case of Shanghai, it's not really Shanghai anymore. It's this massive urban region which has tens of millions of people called the Pearl River Delta, which is really unit to think about it. And I think Java, for example, has the opportunity in the next 10, 20 years to become a very productive, world-leading urban corridor where all of the different urban centers are linked. will also, I think, help some of the pressure that's felt in Jakarta right now. So, and all of this really talks about the issue of governan…
« Right, yeah. Well, if you look at a picture of urbanization today, really more than cities, we're talking about urban corridors. Urban corridors. Yeah. And so if you think about the case of Shanghai, it's not really Shanghai anymore. It's this massive urban region which has tens of millions of people called the Pearl River Delta, which is really »
