Elizabeth Trovall

So this I feel like was such a lively moment.

You really like felt that her energy, her optimism about Venezuela.

And, you know, and like I heard people walking out the door being like, oh, my gosh, she would she was so good.

And she just really emphasized like.

She's pitching.

She's pitching to the energy world, being like, invest in Venezuela.

Invest in us.

She said things like, there's low risk in terms of exploration.

You know the resources there.

It's competitive production costs.

And then, of course, we're going to be committed to a strong institutional framework so investors can feel confident.

And the Venezuelan people have learned.

They want free markets.

They're ready for you.

You know, it was it was an impassioned speech, but also speaking very much to, you know, to like what the industry wants to hear from her.

But, you know, she is not running Venezuela.

And, you know, after she left, there was like then kind of a roundtable or a panel.

Right.

Talking about like.

You know, like we need to see if that country like what happens with elections in that country, what happens, you know, who gets elected, like, you know, what happens to that institutional framework?