The news that Isabella had successfully raised a small team had not attracted the attention of the International Community; people's eyes were still fixed on the Federation's foreign arms sales.
Under Lin Qi's "suggestion," the Department of Defense seemed to have come around as well. It had added some slightly outdated weapons to the foreign arms sales list, and the prices were extremely low.
It could even be said that the military-industrial companies would not make much money from selling these weapons. In fact, they would barely make any.
The reason the military-industrial companies were willing to do this was, first, that they could receive additional subsidies from the Federal Government.
Second, it would allow them to clear out their inventories, at the very least preventing them from suffering losses.
One had to understand that warehouse storage itself was also an "expense." It was just that many people failed to realize how much it consumed.
But ultimately, the longer certain things remained piled up, the more their value depreciated. The warehouse space they occupied was another problem.
Now there was a good opportunity. They could clear everything out in one go and still make some money, so the Military Industrial Group would not have any complaints.
Even civilians were unwilling to spend money on outdated goods. Aside from a few classic firearms, they could not pin their hopes on civilian purchasing power.
The expanded arms sales list also made the negotiations more extensive. To purchase the Federation's military equipment, one needed not only to pay the corresponding price but also to deepen cooperation in other areas.
In short, propelled by this line of thinking, the Federation's foreign affairs work made a huge leap forward.
"So... you plan to promote farming and animal husbandry in Maliro?"
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