jobim this experience from the other point of view, not just illegality but justice. a recent group of ministers in your countries in brazil sent to congress a law that i believe is handling mandatory hospitalization of drug abusers. to receive treatment and to use amountpersonal of drugs with regard to the law. we have other experiences in colombia and other countries. how should we handle the subject law according to colombian experience and brazilian extremes in many of our countries? withs been expressed regard to institutionalization, with regard to this aspect of drugs in general. extent can we carry out toebate that will lead us conclusions so that it does not end up with organized crime? see that we need to the situation with regard to treatment of drug abusers as a forth issue, not traffickers, but those who abuse or consume the drugs -- this has to do with all the aspects, the legal aspects from planting to harvesting to production and sales. total legalization of drugs aspect from planting and harvesting to abuse or consumption. we need to look at treatment

jobims both to achieve creation and growth. much more interestingly, what the european commissioner responsible for trade called the tipping point strategy. anyway, get a number of like- minded countries together that constitute an important part of the world trade and development is rules in a way to compel others to come on board if they want to benefit from the more open and liberalized markets. stateder secretary of also made reference alluding to nato.as an economic u.n. is strong, the u.s. is going to be stronger in international relations. i can't help but think that that reminds me of the. immediately after the second world war. few words about where turkey stands these days. i believe turkey in the last two or three decades has gone through a massive economic transformation. we actually had an event in the spring here that looks at this phenomenon here at brookings. i was still a junior student at university in you stumble, turkey's foreign trade was just a mere $6 billion. in 2012 last year this had gone billion which