No one on their side dared to speak.
Song Ning had raised this idea before they left, but everyone had thought the other side would never agree. Introducing a policy for Hua Country over a collaboration between two companies seemed impossible. That should have been the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' job.
Yet Song Ning had still asked them to draft the documents. She had said that genuine cultural and technological exchange would only be possible if De Country truly opened itself to Hua Country and cooperated on a basis of equality and mutual respect.
Otherwise, even if they signed, they would have countless ways to pay lip service and evade their obligations during implementation.
Besides, it did not really count as a policy. At most, it was an agreement between the two countries' cultural and commerce departments.
It would also promote growth and development in their own universities and factories.
With borders open and supportive policies in place, studying abroad would become a matter of individual ability alone, encouraging capable university students with dreams to take on challenges and actively pursue opportunities to study overseas.
That would inspire far more initiative than waiting for quotas and places to be assigned from above.
The people on the other side whispered among themselves, but no one stood up to object.
They were still waiting to hear what came next.
What gave this young woman the confidence to make such a demand?
Song Ning continued, "To demonstrate our sincerity, we will strive to overcome the technical obstacles of the Fourth-Generation CI within three months! And while resolving those problems, we will also improve the equipment's scanning speed and image clarity."
An uproar erupted on the other side again.
Three months?
How was that possible!
Their technical team had failed to solve the problem