Egelion

[Louis]

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With the continuing international success of Egelion, a more privatized strategy is starting to take shape in Altea, For the past 15 years, several efforts in the public sector have helped Egelion get on its feet after centuries of inactivity. King Amadeo's old reforms set the foundation for King Romulo's extremely popular policies. Yet despite the popular policies that have catapulted Egelion's social welfare, the people elected a Conservative government in hopes that its locked potential could see economic growth. That expected growth begun in the Royal Council itself.

Royal Councilor Cascabel and Royal Councilor Ibarra, both CEOs of huge financial intuitions, have announced several new initiatives and investments aimed at solidifying international partners and spreading the use of the Egelian Crowns abroad. The first opportunity is found in Kalopia, where Cascabel-Otienda is pledging an initial economic investment of over 20 million Crowns for the diversification and expansion of Kalopia's green energy initiatives. Cascabel-Otienda's team of "Creative Consultants" will help the Kalopian government and private firms establish "efficient, productive, and sensical" solutions to the expansion of their green sector. Kalopia, officials have made it clear they plan to fully integrate their green sector into their nationwide society. RC Cascabel stated that his bank would provide the necessary capital to ensure they can make an organized and "clean" transition to the green sector. He also considered having energy  subsidiaries from Cascabel-Otienda operate in Kalopia. The team of consultant will communicate with the government in Helios next week to begin organizing funds, resources, and logistics teams.

On another project, Banco Ibarra, led by Royal Councilor Ibarra the de facto Treasury Minister, has confirmed the bank's own investments in South Dovani. Recognizing the official Republic of South Dovani amid regional conflicts, the bank "sensed" a positive opportunity in the country, stating that there are untapped possibilities that have not been seized. Banco Ibarra will set up a regional operations center in the Udon Kakhon financial district, hoping to spark international attention. Royal Councilor Ibarra acknowledged the risk in investments, but claimed that South Dovani was "such a hot, sexy area to drop crowns and get a vacation." The sale of different condoms and celebrity politicians made the deal all too attractive.