Crossing A Small Country And Developing GDP To The First Place

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June 22, early morning.

Dugagu, Presidential Palace.

Office of the President.

On the way back, Sankara kept thinking about how to prevent things like Gasl from happening.

Now sitting in the office, Sankara is still thinking.

Even though the night is already deep.

But Sankara still couldn’t sleep.

Because Gasl shocked him too much!

The explanation given by the system is that loyalty above 85 cannot be shaken by death or torture. However, Gasl, who is loyal at 86, is easily corrupted by money?

No!

To be more precise, it was Gasl’s greedy desire deep in his heart that was brought out a little bit by the environment he was in at the time, just a little bit!

But it was this little bit that led to Gasl’s eventual corruption and depravity.

Because – human desire is like rolling stones on a high mountain. Once it starts, it can never be stopped!

“This may simply be an unsolvable problem!”

Although Sankara has a data panel where you can see everyone’s current loyalty, ability, and integrity, they are not NPCs in the game, let alone a string of cold data codes.

They will also be happy, sad, angry, and scared… Each of them is a person of flesh and blood living in this world.

And as long as you are human, you will change!

It will change both for the better and for the worse.

“Unless everyone is like Mayev and Amélie, with a loyalty level of 90 and above, they will not change due to anything other than me. But this is completely unrealistic!”

Finally, Sankara could only sigh.

outside the window,

It’s a world shrouded in darkness, where you can’t even see your fingers!

inside the window,

It was a desk lamp lit by Sankara. The weak light was surrounded by darkness and kept swaying.

Perhaps only by waiting for the golden sun to rise from the east and then hang in the sky forever, can the darkness shrouding the world be completely dispelled!

…

the next day.

conference hall.

As soon as the middle- and high-level officials from the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Agriculture, and Ministry of Commerce sat down in their offices, they received news from the Presidential Office about a meeting at 9 o’clock.

Due to time constraints, almost all the officials walked into the conference hall in a hurry, and several of them even had sweat on their foreheads.

“!?”

What surprised them most was that Sankara was already sitting in the conference hall.

“In order to prevent us from being rushed, doesn’t the president usually come at the last minute? What about today?”

“Shhh – keep your voice down! Didn’t you see the dark circles on the president’s face? I heard that when the president held a meeting in this conference hall for the first time, he also had heavy dark circles on his face!”

“The president has been away for the past few days. I just got the news that he went to Hadku City. Today’s meeting may be related to this!”

“I heard it’s because the mayor of Hadku, I think his name is Gasr. The bad things he did almost made our president so angry that he vomited blood!”

“What!? It’s his grandma’s fault. Why are those people who are sent out so careless every day? If anything happens to the president, I have to fight them desperately!”

In the conference hall, the officials sitting in their respective seats were all discussing in low voices because of Sankara’s move to sit in the conference hall in advance.

The time soon came to 9 o’clock.

Sankara adjusted a microphone and said:

“I came to you for a meeting today, and what I want to say is actually very simple!

But it’s also very important!

First of all, I am planning to completely nationalize the pricing and management rights of staple grains, and no longer allow any private companies and individual industrial and commercial households to buy and sell staple grains!

At the same time, all state-owned companies, regardless of size, that buy, sell and transport staple grains are directly under the responsibility of the State-owned Assets Management Department under the Ministry of Finance.

Any central or local officials who are not part of the State-owned Assets Management Department are not allowed to interfere in any way with the sale and transportation of staple grains, otherwise…”

Less than half an hour.

The meeting is over!

Sankara was basically speaking alone throughout the whole process.

Originally, this kind of thing could be settled by just issuing a document to each department.

But Sankara needs to let the officials below understand his attitude towards this matter, and he also needs to make them take this matter 100% seriously in their hearts.

So he not only specially summonedThey came to have a meeting and sat in the conference hall in advance.

Moreover, the central idea conveyed at the meeting was:

After you finish the meeting, go and tell the officials below that if any of you dare to mess with food in the future, I will mess with your heads, even your descendants!

After the meeting.

Sankara did not leave the chamber.

Because there will be another meeting later!

Minutes after officials from the Treasury, Agriculture and Commerce Departments left.

Officials from the Organization Department walked into the conference hall in small groups.

They also discovered that Sankara was already sitting in the conference hall in advance, and like the officials from the previous three departments, they began to discuss in low voices.

In the last meeting, Sankara sat in the conference hall in advance, which was indeed intentional.

But now, Sankara is just a little tired. If it were in the past, he would definitely go back to the office first and come back when the time is almost up.

All we can say is that this is a government bureaucracy!

Any unexpected behavior above will immediately attract their attention and speculation, wondering if there is any special purpose!

…

“I didn’t plan to start this thing so soon! Because it will make most smart people start working in the government instead of doing scientific research and manufacturing.

But the reality is that I have to start now! Because our government has accepted a large number of old bureaucrats, whether they are ours or Ghana’s!

They have begun to corrupt other clean cadres intentionally or unintentionally. In addition, some of our cadres have also begun to degenerate and corrupt themselves when they go to local places.

If we no longer inject a large amount of new blood into the government, but instead slowly build blood through various cumbersome and troublesome methods as we do now.

Then the grassroots level of our government will be seriously corrupted! Then, due to the lack of a large number of grassroots officials, the government became incompetent and lost control of the grassroots level of society.

Therefore, I plan to learn from the Soviet Union and ancient Eastern countries, and recruit a large number of new civil servants into the government through examinations for the whole society.

However, I am not prepared to delegate the power to hold civil service examinations directly to the local governments like those two countries do, because I cannot trust the local bureaucrats!

If it is delegated to local governments, there will definitely be a lot of favoritism and malpractice. So I am ready to put the central department directly in charge of the whole country…”