By the end of January and the beginning of February, the ownership structure of Maliro Resource Development Company had basically been finalized.
The company had to make all the necessary preparations before spring arrived. Once winter passed, it would mean that everything was coming back to life.
With the extreme cold gone, the people of Maliro could leave their rooms and move about freely again. That also meant they needed jobs.
Or some way to support themselves and their families! Maliro Resource Development Company had to be fully established before then and begin all kinds of major construction projects.
After holding several meetings, everyone got what they wanted. With the Federal Government bearing witness, Maliro Resource Development Company was established! That weekend, on Bu Peien's busiest street, right beside the sign of Nagaril Joint Development Company, workers wearing hard hats worked with a crane to secure the sign reading "Maliro Resource Development Company" to the brackets on the building's exterior wall.
Once the electricity was connected, bright, attractive lights shone from inside the company's sign. Even in broad daylight, it stood out brilliantly!
Downstairs, reporters surrounded the company's News Spokesperson, asking about its upcoming plans and whether it would operate Maliro in the same way as Nagaril.
People from the Labor Union had also come over to ask whether the company needed their assistance.
Because reforming the Social Security System Reform was fraught with difficulties, it was still only in its initial stages.
In other words, hearings kept being held, and different people kept being sent to attend them, until everyone was convinced that the Social Security System Reform had reached the point where it had to be implemented! The Socialist Party had played a considerable role in this process. They had found workers from every region of the Federation