March 7, 1903.
Capital of Russia, Saint Petersburg.
The East African ambassador to Tsarist Russia, Klo, is bidding farewell to the last batch of East African talents introduced in Saint Petersburg.
"Ladies and gentlemen, this round of talent acquisition work in Russia is coming to an end. On behalf of the nation, I express my gratitude for your contributions. After all, living in Russia with its harsh climate conditions is somewhat of an ordeal."
"Ambassador Klo, you're too kind. We are all serving the nation and the people, and the worst conditions in Russia are still in the Far East region, but fortunately, we don't have many people over there. The results over the past two years have been most gratifying. We have recruited nearly a thousand talents, and once they settle in East Africa, they should greatly advance the development of various industries in East Africa. So our harvest is enormous."
