RE:RE:RE:IMPIt's really quite surprising that anyone can think that's a country like Congo would prioritize something like this SDI and think that the countries leaders has its population 's best interest as a priority. This country has so many issues this is just not their priority... especially now with the issues and risks. This is not just a short term volatility. This is the way of line in congo. Think of it this way... this country needed roads. To this date there is approx 1200km of good condition road in the country and another 1000 km of bad condition ones. If infrastructure was a priority they would have at the very least rehabilitated the existing roads. Unfortunately the it would be the mining industry that would have an impact. In 2007 China loaned money to DRC so improve infrastructure... only from the mind to the port. And the repayment of that loan is in raw materials. This is what this country has been through all its history. This sdi is hopefully mining/ressource sector driven (which doesn't jive with canada being a financier as the biggest foreign investments to these African countries is China) or country development such as the AKDN (also not jive with canada being a financier). As for the emerging infrastructure market I agree. I just don't think IMP is the best place player at this point. There are plenty of player in this sector.