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A few minutes later.

County government building.

A row of people stood at the entrance, with tight security in the vicinity.

"Deputy Kan Qin, they are just a street away." The provincial leader stepped forward to report.

"Hmm."

Kan Qin nodded slightly.

He had been waiting for a long time, having flown in early this morning. It was Kan Qin’s first visit to Langyu County, a remote border county. Previously, it was not a place he would pay attention to, but now things were different.

Opposite the county town.

It involved an important project related to Ling.

In the future, it would be the main gate for commodity exports to India, with a superior location.

Lunda visited in person.

And it required someone of his position to host the reception.

"Mr. Kan Qin, hello." Seeing Kan Qin as he got out of the car, Lunda immediately quickened his pace and went up to shake hands. This was no longer the poor neighbor of the past, but a strong one.

The only confidence Lunda had was that.

India’s military strength was formidable.

Myanmar?

Seemed to be content as a salted fish.

The United States came to sell weapons, but they refused to buy, causing quite a stir.

Good.

A ’peace-loving’ neighbor that doesn’t align with the United States is a good thing for India. If there was another person clinging to the U.S. leg, it wouldn’t be good news for India.

The pleasantries were empty talk.

Just some formulaic clichés.

After introducing personnel from both sides and shaking hands one by one, it took a few minutes to finally finish.

"Please."

"Alright."

It was noon.

Personnel from both sides sat down and had a few drinks.

Chatted.

Lunda didn’t speak Burmese, and Kan Qin didn’t speak Hindi, but both could speak English, so there was no barrier to communication!

In the afternoon.

The group arrived at the county hospital.

This was the only project Lunda had on this visit and was proposed by Lunda himself, wanting to see for himself and also show the media the appearance of a hospital in a Myanmar border county town.

Important figures arrived.

The hospital leadership received them carefully.

Seeing the faces of people coming and going for treatment, Lunda too had complex feelings. These people, in the past, would have to wait for death at home, and those far away might not even have the chance to return to the Ganges River.

Nowadays.

They had an additional lifeline.

There was also more hope on their faces.

Seeing Lunda.

Many Indians recognized him, and Dut, who was beside him, was also very conspicuous.

The crowd became lively.

"Hello everyone."

"Listen to the doctor’s advice."

"..."

Lunda waved to them. At this moment, he felt that the medical loan he had vigorously promoted was meaningful, even though it harmed many vested interests and increased India’s debt.

But it got things done.

Real accomplishments.

"Are there always so many people every day?"

Looking at the crowd, Lunda asked.

"Yes, since the Indian medical loan legislation passed, more people have come here. The hospital is already running at full capacity," the director explained from the side. They now have the happiness of having too much work.

Making more money.

But it’s tiring.

If it wasn’t for the shift system, they really couldn’t handle it.

"If the one over there is completed, the pressure here will be less," Kan Qin added.

As agreed.

The city on the opposite side would also use the medical technology and equipment from here, which increased the entire city project’s budget by a full 3.5 billion, which is just the money for purchasing medical equipment.

India, after seeing this.

Made a determined decision and agreed through gritted teeth.

More debt, no fear.

Gotta do it.

Do it thoroughly.

Thus.

This city project directly exceeded 30 billion Asia Dollars.

A lot of it was residential, much like in Langyu County, a community-based type. They would sell to see how it goes. If sales are good, they might even tear down the small town on the border opposite now and move them to new places.

This would create a virtuous cycle.

At that time.

They might not need to borrow from Myanmar to complete the subsequent series of promotions and expansions.

Now.

All they needed was a leveraging point to move this massive rock.

...

At three-thirty in the afternoon.

County Great Hall.

All parties arrived.

Provincial and county relevant departments, departments related to the Myanmar Bank, over 200 people from Lunda’s group after visiting the hospital, and nearly a thousand people, including representatives from large and small bidding companies.

It was quite spectacular.

Mi Hao was in the audience.

Looking around.

The entire project wasn’t directly signed between construction companies and Indian representatives. Instead, the Myanmar Bank Group acted as an intermediary, so company presidents didn’t have to come personally.

After winning the bid.

All parties signed a contract between Xin’an City and Myanmar Bank Group. The Indian side only needed to acknowledge this agreement now.

Otherwise.

Tang Kai’s company wouldn’t just send a project manager.

"Ladies and gentlemen, the significance of this project is monumental, both for the governments and the people of both nations. India’s swift decision-making shows us their dedication to serving the people whole-heartedly."

Kan Qin was the first to speak.

Gave some praise.

The fact proves that saying such words that cost nothing and please others is never a wrong thing to do.

"..."

"In the future, we hope that everyone will complete the construction of this new city according to the contract, design, and schedule, bringing prosperity and a different future to the local area."

"..."

After some encouraging words.

Contract signing began.

All major construction and equipment companies were all smiles. Previously, they had won the bid, but without the Indian side’s signature, they couldn’t be fully at ease. Now that everything was signed, the project officially fell into the hands of each company.

Money!

Myanmar Bank projects.

Many were old acquaintances.

Although the requirements were strict, they paid quite generously, making the work very satisfying. Moreover, with foreign exchange reserves accumulated from Myanmar’s commodity trade, the money they earned could be converted back to their country at any time.

Very convenient.

And fast.

Getting projects from the Myanmar Bank Group was almost a guaranteed profit.

Learning that Ling was just a pilot.

Therefore.

Many companies were preparing to set a benchmark with the hope of gaining more and larger portions, or the same share of projects in the next round. They were willing to work on such projects even with minimal profit.

Over a hundred documents.

Three copies each.

Each requiring one to three signatures and a stamp. noveldrama

To be honest.

An average person’s hand would hurt.

But who was Lunda? Specializing in signing, he was not afraid of the scene at all. Contract content review, signature, stamp, second review — a conveyor belt-like process, with a group of people on stage busying themselves.

Finally.

It took nearly three hours to complete the signing.

Not a single person in the audience was impatient.

Everyone was smiling happily.

However.

Some were not as pleased.

Namely, some Indian construction companies.

The project share Indian companies obtained was less than one-sixth, despite the Indian side’s efforts and countless assurances to secure it. Otherwise, the share might have been even smaller.

However.

Even the always-striving Dut could not find reasons to argue for more.

Fast speed.

Good quality.

Low cost.

These three factors determined the share of Indian companies in large projects. After seeing the quotations from various Indian companies, they seemed acceptable and even slightly lower than those from Huaxia, but upon seeing the construction period—

Good heavens.

Dut held his head.

Almost threw it directly at the people from the Indian construction companies who came knocking.

Serves you right.

Who told you to be content as a salted fish.