Jamaica is open for business, and we are building for the future. In my address to the Caribbean United in Excellence Summit, I highlighted the work Jamaica has done to strengthen our economy, manage our debt and create an environment where investors can have confidence in our country. Following the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa, our focus is now on rebuilding and preparing Jamaica to withstand future disasters. We have secured approximately US$5 billion in financing, and through the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority, we are working to turn those resources into roads, buildings, infrastructure and other projects that will improve the lives of our people. This recovery also presents an opportunity to modernise our country, develop new skills, create opportunities for Jamaican businesses and strengthen our capacity to deliver major projects. I am inviting investors, contractors and partners across the Commonwealth to be part of this effort. Jamaica has important work ahead, and we welcome partnerships that will help us rebuild, create jobs and secure a stronger future for our people.