With just a few words from Ernst, those below him would be busy until their legs broke. Although the aim was to relocate backward industries northward, the destination couldn't be decided arbitrarily. Even backward industries are valuable resources for East Africa, given that the current industrial scale in East Africa is not large and the demand is far from sufficient. Therefore, even the relocation of backward industries requires research and investigation.
Regarding this, Ernst somewhat unscrupulously said, "The location of Jezira City looks really good to me. It's situated in the Jezira Plain, with a certain agricultural foundation, and close to the Nile River, so there is no shortage of water resources. We can focus on developing a batch of high-pollution industries such as chemical industries, which won't affect our domestic environment and will also facilitate trade between us and Egypt."
