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+# Safe C++ Partnership
+
+I am happy to announce that the C++ Alliance has formed a partnership with
+Sean Baxter, a renowned engineer, to develop the Safe C++ Extensions.
+This is a revolutionary proposal that adds memory safety features to the C++
+programming language.
+
+This collaboration marks a significant milestone in the C++ ecosystem, as the
+need for safe code has never been more pressing. With the increasing importance
+of software security and reliability, developers are facing mounting pressure to
+adopt safer coding practices. The Safe C++ Extensions aim to address this
+critical need by introducing novel features that prevent common memory-related
+errors.
+
+We are thrilled to be working with Sean Baxter on this crucial initiative.
+The Safe C++ Extensions represent a major step forward in making C++ more secure
+and efficient, while preserving the language's performance and flexibility.
+
+The Safe Standard Library is a key component of the Safe C++ Extensions proposal.
+This extensive library addition will provide developers with robust, memory-safe
+implementations of essential data structures and algorithms. By integrating these
+components into the C++ Standard Library, we can ensure that new code is written
+with safety in mind from the outset.
+
+The C++ Alliance and Sean Baxter are seeking feedback from developers, researchers,
+and other stakeholders on the Safe C++ Extensions proposal. This collaborative
+process will help refine the project's scope and ensure that it addresses the most
+pressing needs of the C++ ecosystem.
+
+To view the latest draft of the Safe C++ Extensions proposal, learn more about
+Safe C++, or participate in discussions, please visit the official website at
+https://safecpp.org or join us in the Official C++ Language Slack Workspace
+by signing up at https://cpp.al/slack and visiting the #safe-cpp channel.