So what we are seeing is that there is a lot of continued interest despite the challenges and, you know, in terms of what are the key features, I think the the the important point here is that unlike the conventional thinking of a trade corridor that we see in many parts of the world, here it's really a vision to establish an economic corridor, which, looks at the future rather than at the past. [...] And finally, again, as part of the concerns that many of the countries have about the vulnerability of some of the submarine cables, and the dominance of China in that space, there is also an effort to create, clean, high speed, secure, data connectivity between the countries. [...] And I think the more we understand the history of the region, the more we understand the depth, and the timelines better. [...] And and and to that that and and in the in the new very pragmatic, avatar that you see in Abu Dhabi, in Riyadh, in, Bahrain and elsewhere, there is a recognition that if India is going to continue to grow at the rate at which we've been growing and virtually every economic, forecast suggests that we are gonna be the world's largest, fastest growing major economy for you for the next couple of deca. [...] And and and and so, you know, you are seeing that that kind of proximity that existed between India and the region across the centuries, literally, today after a bit of a hiatus is being restored.
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