Good making everyone. It's actually delightful to see so many of you here. Welcome to you all.

And particularly welcome to the President of Rosa and to Jal de Amina. And I'll talk about him in a moment.

Now it's traditional on these sorts of events to give a very lengthy and

warm introduction to our speakers, but I'm not going to do it because you know who they are,

which is why you're here in the first place, and you know they're immensely distinguished.

Now, for President Barroso, obviously, he started his political life, most importantly, as a professor at law, or as an assistant professor of law, which is where both good people start.

He accidentally became the Prime Minister of Portugal, and then when he got set up doing that after quite a short period of time

went off to become President of the European Commission did two terms was the second

after Jep de Lord who had done two terms and might ask you about one of your successes is obviously hoping for a second term in a moment.

So the important man and now Goldman Sachs, and when he's not doing that, he's doing the

global alliance on vaccines, which is really important to, in light of what we've seen over the

last few years.

So this right is what I hope I can call my said and a colleague, Giao, they are made.

Now, Jean has done many important jobs, but his most important job has been as in the same fellow Trinity,

and this time he's slumming it at Peterhouse.

But when he's not been doing that...

When he's not been doing that,

he has been a EU ambassador to the UN and to the US.

He tells me, I'm not allowed to say this,

that he's seen Nikki Haley putting a bids out

because they shared the same building for a period of time.

And then when he moved from there to become the first EU ambassador to the UK,

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