24-10-2024, 08:41 PM
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November 5559
von Merenbürg concludes positive Results in Trade Policy
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Peter von Merenbürg, Trade Minister of the Dual Republic
The Trade Ministry under the wise guidance of the prominent former businessman and Passschiffe Bau AG CEO Peter von Merenbürg has released its review of the Trade and Industry Policy. This mostly includes deals brokered by the notorious Foreign Minister Matthijs Sleyster. Firstly the deal with Valruzia is serving the purpose of further expansion for the manufacturers and producers of the Dual Republic. After the stunning success of the Red Stad project, the domestic capabilites for production are completely filled and it is hard to come buy useful real-estate for industrial development anymore. A welcoming Valruzian government has offered massive tax incentives to ease the way of our companies into their markets. This growth is beneficial to both parties as the dividends of the companies go to a large part back to Narikaton and Darnussia but also increase the purchasing power of the Valruzian people. In addition to the investment agreements, the Dual Republic has also connected the two shipping industries of the respective nations and off-set some contracts to Valruzian companies, especially new ones with Gaduridos that connect the Valruzian-Dual Republic deal with the wider vision for domestic involvement in Seleya. With massive assurances of investment and the obligation to modernize the ports of Gaduridos the Dual Republic has gained exclusive oil distribution rights for 20% of all gaduri oil which is a massive boost to the already enormous energy sector of Narikaton and Darnussia. While the Seleyan developments show good fortune for the Dual Republic, the report fails to mention the still ongoing agricultural crisis of domestic producers in the primary sector, it seems like the conservatives are running out of gas on the home front.
