The next item, therefore, is the 90-second statements, and the first is from Nick Ramsay.

Diolch, Llywydd. Last weekend I was delighted to welcome Chief Chinamhora from Zimbabwe to Monmouthshire, who is responsible for over 280,000 people in his area. The chief, the mayor of Abergavenny and I led the 'march for Africa' at the Abergavenny Food Festival, invited by Martha and David Holman from the Gilwern-based charity Love Zimbabwe. 

I've known Martha and David for the past seven years and I've watched the charity grow into a thriving connection between Zimbabwe and Wales. Links have been made with schools, societies, businesses and Government officials. They've established a vibrant educational programme with Lampeter university, taking students to their community centre in Zimbabwe. They now hope to extend this programme to Cardiff University and the University of South Wales. 

I am honoured to invite the Chief to the Senedd today. He's in the gallery this afternoon, along with Martha and Dave, to meet my fellow AMs. I understand that he is the only Chief in recent history to come to the UK from Zimbabwe. Love Zimbabwe has recently won grant funding from the Wales for Africa programme to undertake a conservation project on four hectares of new land. On their next visit in April they plan to take books over for the new library building, accompanied by my colleague John Griffiths, among others.

We are delighted to invite Chief Chinamhora to Wales and hope that this is the beginning of an enduring and lasting friendship between our two countries.

Last week, a special service was held at Glan Clwyd school to celebrate the success of a year 8 pupil in an international competition held by Airbus for young people. The challenge was to design a rocket, and out of 900 competitors across the globe, Max Bentley from Prestatyn came first. It was a privilege to join with Max and the rest of year 8 to recognise this international award from Airbus to design a rocket and to help to improve their space programme. It is great praise to him, his family and also the school. Max said:

'It’s been an incredible experience. I’m exceptionally pleased that I won this competition. I hope that I can follow up on this and study STEM subjects, and I look forward to the future. Thank you very much to Airbus for the opportunity.'

So, once again, congratulations Max and Ysgol Glan Clwyd—great stars of the future.