For a time, people all over Africa were full of praise for this insecticide. When they knew that it was given to them for free by a Chinese businessman without charging a penny.
At this time, African people had a higher impression of China, and governments across Africa expressed their heartfelt gratitude to China.
I am especially grateful to this Chinese businessman.
Without these pesticides, they might not have enough to eat this year.
Even donating money doesn't have this reality.
Because no matter how much money they have, their entire country will have no food, and no matter how much money they have, they can't buy it.
This insecticide can be said to have solved their urgent need and eliminated a huge problem for them.
Once the locusts are eliminated, the Congolese government will be free to face the issue of mining rights.
And when they learned that the country coming to buy mining rights was China, Congo was already leaning towards China.
Then I heard that the person who wanted to buy the mining rights was the one who gave them the pesticide.
At this time, the Congolese government did not hesitate to sell the mining rights to China, and sold 100% of the mining rights at an ultra-low price of 15 billion soft sister coins.
Spending 15 billion to mine trillions of mineral deposits, this business is simply more profitable than robbing money.
At this price, it is not enough to mine 70 billion mineral deposits, let alone trillions of mineral deposits.
But the Congolese government just gave it, and did so without hesitation. The Japanese side didn’t even have the chance to negotiate for a price increase.
They are even willing to pay 150 billion, ten times higher than China, to buy the mining rights.
But the Congolese government ignored them and decided to cooperate with China.
He also promised to deploy the Congolese army to protect the safety of Chinese mining personnel.
"How can you do this? We are also explorers of this mine and we have found it, but you don't talk to us no matter how hard you talk about it?" The Japanese representative was quite angry.
The Congolese government official only replied: "Go out and turn right."
When Jiang Siming found out, he was overjoyed and immediately decided to give the pesticide production formula to the Congolese government to show his sincerity.
The Congolese government is very happy to accept it. It is useless even if they want this copper and cobalt mine now.
After all, their economy is very backward, and even food and clothing have yet to be solved. How can they find the time to fix this?
Just like when you can only ride a bicycle, but you are asked to learn to drive a plane, do you think it is useful to learn it?
At least you have to wait until you can afford a plane before you start learning.
In contrast, this insecticide formula, which is popular in Africa, is what they want most and value it the most.
Jiang Siming gave 15 billion soft sister coins without even thinking about it, and without any cost from the Ministry of Energy.
After all, most of the subsequent mining work has to be left to them.
His mining company is only a medium-sized company with only a few thousand employees. If they are asked to finish mining the Tonggu Mine, they will probably have to wait until 2040.
Such a giant mineral deposit requires tens of thousands of manpower investment.
All this will have to be done by the Ministry of Energy’s officials. This is probably not enough, and a large number of local Congolese people will definitely have to be recruited.
As long as the salary is high, I believe they will be very happy.
After the matter was settled, Jiang Siming gave his mining company a task to go mining in Africa.
Of course, this also depends on whether it is voluntary or not, you have to ask to find out.
So today Jiang Siming went to the headquarters building, only to the mining department, and worried all employees to talk about this matter.
Jiang Siming stood on the stage and pointed to the giant copper-cobalt mine captured on the screen behind him. The photo was clearly marked: Congo, Africa.
Jiang Siming said to the thousands of employees below.
"This is our mining company's only goal this year or even within two or three years. If it's fast, it's one year, if it's slow, it's two to three years. I just don't know if anyone is willing to go?"
The employees suddenly fell into discussions and silence. After all, going to Africa is no joke, and they will stay there for so many years.
Many employees have families, so who wants to go to Africa?
"I go."
"I am coming too."
There were still some employees who agreed immediately. Most of them were young, single, and admired Jiang Siming extremely. They agreed to whatever the boss said.
Jiang Siming nodded approvingly, and then said: "Don't worry, I won't let you go in vain. Anyone who is willing to work in Africa will get five times your current salary, and all employees who are sick, injured, or have accidents will get five times their current salary.
The company’s compensation is ten times that of working in China, and the year-end bonus is also ten times that of working in China.”
Wow!
This benefit is too tempting, five times the salary and ten times the year-end bonus.
The year-end bonus given to them by Jiang Siming last year was already enough. Even if it were increased ten times last year, the lowest employee would still be able to get at least several hundred thousand!
Now, more people have raised their hands to sign up.
"Chairman, can I ask, if we go to Africa and want to go home, can we come back?" an employee asked.
Many people are just worried about not being able to go home, so they are very hesitant. After all, who can bear to go to Africa for two or three years and not go home?
Even if they agree, their parents and wives will not agree.
Jiang Siming smiled and said: "I forgot to tell you, after I go to work in Africa, I will give you two months of leave every year in summer and winter, and it is a paid leave, and you will get the round-trip flight tickets."
, the company fully reimbursed the company.”
Everyone's eyes lit up, more and more people signed up, and only a small number of people didn't sign up.
"Chairman, I would like to ask if it is dangerous to go to the Congo. I heard that there is chaos there. Is this true?"
Jiang Siming explained: "It is indeed a bit chaotic there, but the Congolese government has promised to arrange troops to protect everyone, and the Chinese embassy will also send personnel to protect you. In fact, as long as you try not to go out in the dormitory at night, it will basically not happen.
Something happened."
After saying this, everyone felt relieved. There were more than a thousand people, and 70% of them signed up.
The other 30% is due to various things, such as the elderly at home being in poor health, the wife being pregnant, or various unavoidable problems.
Jiang Siming also understood this very well. It was enough to have so many people there.
Jiang Siming actually let them go because he wanted to feel at ease. He was afraid that someone would do something small while he was away. It would be much better if they were there to watch.
And if you only contribute money, you must be able to exert some effort. With one more person over there, the mineral deposits can be dug out earlier.
The remaining 30% will be temporarily left in the company to guard. Once the detector discovers other mineral deposits, they will have to be sent there. Even if there are fewer people and the progress is slower, it is better than not doing anything.
After the Japanese side knew that there was no chance of negotiating with Congo, they paid attention to Jiang Siming. They had already found out that the largest investor was Jiang Siming.
They went to China Jiang Siming's headquarters building again, wanting to meet Jiang Siming and talk about cooperation, so that they could invest money and become shareholders.
However, no matter how high the price offered by the Japanese side was, the guard would always only give them one sentence: the boss said, no negotiation, please come back.
You can imagine how fucked up the Japanese representatives are... (To be continued)