Rebirth: Super Banking System Chapter 2387 - 2227: They Deserve the Profits!
Previously on Rebirth: Super Banking System...
Along the primary avenue.
Luxurious fleets of vehicles one by one advanced toward the Guest House. Peering through the glass, the view showed little change from the year before, owing to the sturdy development.
Towering structures.
Pathways.
Amenities.
...
All constructed with thorough completeness. Similar to Xin’an City, where just the New District received upgrades, the old city center stayed untouched for ages, holding its classic appearance.
And it remains fresh even now.
Right ahead.
The situation mirrors this spot.
Backed by straightforward funding infusions to complete projects swiftly. Even over the coming decade or two, few fresh constructions will emerge, yet nobody could claim this area lags behind.
The longer you observe.
The greater the joy swells.
Thoughts drift to the emerging urban centers in African nations under domestic construction. Upon finishing, they’ll shine as vibrantly as Roy City and Yangon New District.
Yes!
Merely picturing it brings happiness!
Regrettably.
The expense proves enormous.
Achievable only via regional fundraisers, investment capital, and the rigorous standards enforced by Myanmar Bank Group. Attempting it solo would be overwhelmingly tough.
Capital.
Oversight.
Advancement.
Standards.
...
Together, these elements spark major troubles. Myanmar Bank Group, backed by its globally acclaimed status and decisive methods, plus reliable allies.
Transforms such challenges into simple matters.
Drawing from this.
A sense of gratitude emerges.
These funds.
Truly well-deserved!
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In another location.
Kan Qin remains occupied.
Greeting one notable visitor after the next, surpassing last year in participant nations, regional reach, or financial power.
Remarkable progress shows.
Certainly.
Plenty of nations hold ample cash and skip borrowing, yet the World Integration Organization functions as an economic body, extending beyond mere lending.
Goods exchange.
International funding.
Structural changes.
...
Lacking cash isn’t a barrier; benefits abound in various fields, akin to a country-level Myanmar Asia Chamber of Commerce, where loans form only one perk.
Take.
Certain African lands rich in a specific fruit variety.
In that case.
Myanmar prioritizes importing that fruit, alongside ores, assets, and further items gaining from World Integration Organization membership.
Hence.
Attending this event.
Trade often tops the agenda for many nations. Some assume Myanmar’s fruit imports stay limited, overlooking the full World Integration framework.
Such goods.
Serve more than just Myanmar.
B.
C.
D.
...
Z.
Numerous nations require them, allowing inclusion in the goods lending catalog, serving buyers across scores of countries.
Considering this.
Procurement loans naturally take precedence, addressing queries on a nation’s fruit exports stems from commodity loans targeting governments alone.
Yet.
Distribution.
Demands teamwork with local companies, handling only a fraction directly, applying loans for imports then supplying firms.
This approach stands routine.
Thus.
World Integration.
Grants access to Myanmar’s broad worldwide commerce network, though currently modest in size, it expands swiftly with bright prospects ahead.
Following a year of watching, optimism grips many nations.
...
For this year.
Beyond African attendees, European visitors abound.
France.
Germany.
United Kingdom.
Leaders from these lands all joined. Kan Qin realizes this goes beyond goodwill trips, harboring multiple aims, including project pursuits.
After all.
With vast sums poured yearly, much impacting nearby Africa, their firms seek contracts to profit.
Additionally.
Presence matters too.
Historically.
Africa fell mostly under European control, lingering sway from these powers persists, as World Integration Organization includes many ex-colonies.
So.
As past "overseers," displaying influence comes naturally. Plus, no flight costs burden them, turning it into a vacation.
Officially.
Unofficially.
Benefits flow both ways!
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The following day.
Dawn.
The assembly began, a vast hall packed with hundreds, Ling stepped up as organizer and, per customs, greeted all before diving into essentials.
Initially.
He summed up last year’s lending matters for members, mostly favorable, though issues like soaring debt loads appeared.
Included.
One minor African state, post-borrowing here, chased dollar debts, acceptable enough, but its leader carelessly voiced in public.
Should repayment fail.
They’d seek Myanmar dollar loans to cover.
Obviously.
This edges against "Debt Size Control" pact rules, Ling refused to ignore it, so he promptly declared reduced quotas this year.
Hearing this.
Eyes turned to a side area.
"Ha!"
Plenty chuckled inside.
What folly!
Deeds.
Can proceed.
Words should stay silent.
Taking non-Asia Dollar debts holds no problem if kept moderate, but declaring openly about borrowing from Myanmar for such debts if unable to pay.
Proves overly bold.
Ruined it!
Right then.
Under scrutiny, that figure sensed a thorn at his back, filled with remorse, as that was the intent, yet voicing it aloud.
Went too far.
Without action, credibility crumbles.
Fortunately.
The cut applies solely this year, World Integration Organization notes three cuts lead to gray list status, no ban, but aid drops sharply.
Overall.
This instance.
Served as a warning.
Annoyed!
Presently.
Likely backlash awaits homecoming, but his tenure wraps mid-year, mere two months more, no longer his worry.
...
Afterward.
Shifted to the next item.
Admitting fresh members, sixteen additional countries joined fully, plus seventeen observers, boosting total size and caliber.
On this.
Kan Qin listened quietly without much thrill. Extra members spell higher costs, though all aids Ling’s Asia Dollar plan.
Still.
Outlays.
Kan Qin views spending curiously, over a dozen additions directly hike this year’s lending outlay by about two hundred billion.
Fine!
Accept it.
Sticking to Ling’s direction ensures no mistakes.
Lastly.
Fresh yearly updates on certain lending portions, excitement rippled through attendees, up 10% from last year.
Joy spread everywhere.
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Meanwhile.
Reports.
Quickly circulated globally.
"Wonderful!"
"Truly generous!"
"It hits me now, four hundred billion dollars out, minus expenses and internal use, seems Myanmar funnels nearly every extra gain into loans."
"Is this a saintly move?"
"Excellent!"
"..."
Praise poured in, Myanmar’s overseas lending consistently wins acclaim, profits not hoarded but spread via loans to aid developing worlds.
Boundless goodwill!
Even in urban collections, hints of Myanmar’s aims surfaced, yet hard to resent, given their real commitments.
Contrastingly, the Occident.
Just reaps rewards, shuns planting seeds, leaving who to blame?