The name World Development Committee was quickly approved within the Federal Government. Most importantly, Mr. Truman had used the "Bu Peien Treaty" to persuade those advisers. He suggested that, if possible, the advisers could also leave their names in the history books.
The advisers no longer felt any urge to object. As for the president, without a doubt, the page about the "Bu Peien Treaty" in the history books would read something like this—
During President...'s administration, the Bayer Federation developed at an astonishing speed. On such-and-such a date, it took the lead in signing the world-changing "Bu Peien Treaty" with multiple countries...
So from the very beginning, the president had never participated in the naming debate. He merely watched everyone argue until their faces turned red, grinning all the while.
While the world's attention was focused on the Federation, some new problems also emerged in the north.
The north had discovered the largest open-pit silver mine in the world. The land was nominally in Isabella's hands, and many people were eyeing it greedily.
Although it had previously been signed over to Charlie, according to the contract, it should now have belonged to Charlie's property. However, the Federal Government subsequently announced the crimes of the Charlie Siblings.
The Maliro government immediately declared the Charlie Siblings wanted and announced that it would hold them accountable for the harm they had caused the people of Maliro while speculating in silver.
Even though all the people in the entire country who had speculated in silver might not add up to ten.
During this process, the silver mine they had signed for naturally returned to "state-owned" status.
As a result, some people began scheming over the silver mine, including the president of Maliro.
The president of Maliro was a middle-aged man in his forties.