Joe Ga's communication with Lu Jun was going smoothly, as both parties were willing to consider each other's interests.
It was like discovering this morning that the ambassador had come to support him uninvited, a tacit understanding unspoken but mutually acknowledged.
The resource structure in Congo determined that Joe Ga could not control the upstream resources and integrate them to improve the downstream industries as he had done in Sangha Town.
The proposal made by Lu Jun in fact had increased Joe Ga's bargaining chips, shortened his capital return cycle, increased his profit margin, and most importantly, saved him a lot of trouble.
After approving Lu Jun's intentions, Joe Ga invited him to spend a few more days in Sangha Town. He then took the two ambassadors and the President of Central Africa to visit P.B.'s base and casually have a meal.
