Who Was Speaking Very Boldly

But we have Dr. Beatrice Bishop here. And I want to just get some good information from Sacramento, California. And I want to recognize her.

We've also agreed to collaborate strategically. But with help of Dr. Beatrice, we have received a green light to host various space economy and art visits, most likely led by the Minister of Economy. And Beatrice, if you would like to share, just ask to speak.

Oh, okay. Sorry, I am standing here in a beautiful restaurant. Well, I don't know if she can speak, but I'll send her an invite.

So the announcement is that Beatrice orchestrated my very successful meeting with really cool Minister of Economy and Science of Bavaria. And Bavaria is to Germany what California is to the United States. We also, so we are working, as we speak, on preparing a formal letter of invitation to the Minister of Economy.

And most likely we'll be including also President and Prime Minister. That's cool. You can be President and Prime Minister at the same time in Bavaria.

So, Dr. Schroeder, and this expands our already existing engagement with Munich, Bavaria in particular, because Zorina Illich was one of the highest paying clients who sent his incredible art collection to the moon. But we are expanding our presence in Bavaria by interacting with strategic robotics and AI companies in Bavaria, and with the possibility of opening American space opportunities to them. We are also planning incredible event in Munich that will be centered on showcasing of Lady Rugged art collection, and of course, Zellimir, the beautiful house or palace of artists.

And we are planning to host this event together with Copernicus Space Economy Accomplishments sometime in May, during Governor Newsom's planned visit in Bavaria. I had an opportunity to say hello to the governor who was speaking very boldly and fantastically about our ambitions as Californians during the conference. Join our community and me on Wednesday at 11 a.m. Pacific Standard Time to hear more.