The investment of nearly thirty billion US dollars from more than a dozen major companies was enough to support the construction of a one-square-kilometer CBD.
Wang Ye's Moscow CBD plan had clearly won everyone's unanimous approval.
With companies ready to move in and construction funds secured, everything that followed became much easier.
After the National Economic Committee unanimously approved it, they would draft the formal proposal, appoint a committee member to oversee it full-time, coordinate the various departments and agencies, and manage the CBD project's preliminary planning, relocation and demolition, land preparation, transportation construction, and so on.
Naturally, Wang Ye could not possibly handle the specific details himself. He was only responsible for setting the direction and policies. Once the plan was finalized, it could be handed over to subordinates to implement.
Otherwise, what were all those committee members in the National Economic Committee even for...
From the moment Wang Ye proposed the project, to discussing it at the meeting, gathering corporate representatives for feedback, passing the final proposal within the committee, and deciding to begin implementation, the entire process had taken only around ten days.
It was astonishingly fast—its efficiency was downright ridiculous!
This matter did not even need approval from the Kremlin, the government, or the Duma. Once the formal plan had been drafted, they merely submitted a filing to the Kremlin, which was essentially a notice that the project was about to begin...
That was the power of the National Economic Committee. As long as an issue concerned the economy, once the committee reached an internal consensus, it could begin implementation immediately.
Any department, agency, or individual involved had to cooperate unconditionally!
Of course, Wang Ye could not use this "privilege" to do anything improper.
Once or twice might not matter much, and the Kremlin might turn