Of course, this is somewhat sophistical. As for East Africa's current national strength, it's no exaggeration to say that unless the world's powers join forces, they pose no threat to East Africa. A single country attempting to invade East Africa is basically impossible.
"Mr. Hel, let's not digress; let's talk business. After all, national affairs are for the higher-ups to consider. We small figures can only support within our scope of ability, like in the economic domain, which is just as crucial to a country as the military." Maxim said.
Hel: "You're right. This time, our company aims to increase the purchase of East African agricultural products. Recently, the world economy has improved slightly, so we're planning to expand our textile raw materials, and based on this, we intend to import a batch of cotton from Luanda."
