Liu Zhizhong didn't say much either. He went straight from the airport, taking a special car to et these two guests from Yirelie.
Of course, the Wale Republic was also among the earlier batch of countries to establish diplomatic relations with Yirelie.
Don't believe what others say when they curse Yirelie or curse the Juda Clan; they're all just trying to stir things up.
The Juda Clan wandered for many, many years. They really are very sharp when it cos to doing business—born rchants, you could say.
After years of wandering, they finally gained the right to build their own state on a piece of barren land, and once the state was founded, they developed education and science and technology, beca a developed country in the middle of the desert, and turned into a military power.
After founding the country, they fought the Islamic Abel Alliance Army many tis, and there wasn't a single war they didn't win. Naturally, the hatred between Yirelie and the Abel World was sown from that point on.
After the Wale Republic established diplomatic ties with Yirelie, it indeed gained access to their advanced technological support. For example, in agriculture, Yirelie's advanced agricultural models greatly increased the planting efficiency and harvest of the fertile soil of the Wale Republic. In sectors like information technology and high-end dical industries, Yirelie's technical support also brought about revolutionary advances.
The destination Liu Zhizhong was heading to turned out to be the Yirelie Embassy in Wale. So, on the way, he asked Office Director Rabinchi, "These two guests, are they here to talk business under commission from the state of Yirelie?"
Rabinchi smiled. "Maybe yes, maybe no. But Yirelie, like Wale, allows its law-abiding citizens on foreign soil to enter its embassy in that country unconditionally."
Liu Zhizhong nodded, feeling that these two guests were not ordinary people.
Sure enough, once he entered the Yirelie Embassy, he saw two tall, grim-looking middle‑aged n.
The two n were dressed appropriately. Accompanied by the ambassador, they t with Liu Zhizhong. After a brief exchange of courtesies, the ambassador excused himself, as he had official business to attend to.
On Liu Zhizhong's side, Rabinchi stayed with him, and the three of them sat down with the two guests in a very sealed conference room and genuinely started talking business.
Because these two guests were both old acquaintances of Rabinchi, Liu Zhizhong also got straight to the point: "Mr. Neta, Mr. Netanyahu, other than a major, highly confidential deal that requires talking directly with , I don't think there's any other business that would need us to sit here. Mr. Rabinchi is the secretary in my presidential office; I trust him, and I also trust Yirelie. Do your true identities happen to be connected with the highest secret power institutions of Yirelie?"
Neta and Netanyahu were slightly taken aback on the spot and couldn't help but glance at each other, a very faint smile appearing on their faces.
And Rabinchi said, "My two friends, just speak frankly! Mr. Chi Zhongshui is a president who shares our common values; he is a friend worthy of trust."
Liu Zhizhong nodded. He clearly understood in his heart that Rabinchi might know their identities, but not necessarily what business they had co to discuss this ti.
Neta nodded, with a very serious expression—the typical Juda middle‑aged man—and said, "Thank you for your trust, Mr. President. Likewise, we trust you imnsely, which is why we ca to you with this deal. At present, you are the only one we particularly admire and trust without reservation. To be frank, both Netanyahu and I are among the heads of Yirelie's security and intelligence apparatus."
Netanyahu nodded. "Yes. Mr. President must have heard of an organization like Modesa, right?"
Liu Zhizhong showed a suddenly‑enlightened look. "Oh… so that's it! The sophistication of Yirelie's intelligence system is inseparable from the work you do. I imagine this deal must indeed be highly classified, then? What exactly is it—spell it out?"
Neta thought for a mont, then opened the docunt pouch he carried, took out two sheets of paper docunts, and handed them to Liu Zhizhong. "If you don't understand Juda, Mr. President, you can have Rabinchi translate."
Up to this point, they had all been communicating in fluent English.
Looking at the Juda script, Liu Zhizhong really felt like he was reading a heavenly text, so he had Rabinchi translate.
After Rabinchi translated, even Liu Zhizhong was a bit confused.
"You actually want, under the review and assistance of the Wale intelligence services, to select a reliable electronic products manufacturer to produce a batch of pagers? But given the current level of technological developnt in the world, these things don't seem to have much use anymore, do they?"
Rabinchi was also quite curious. He nodded, agreeing with what Liu Zhizhong said.
Neta and Netanyahu exchanged glances and smiled faintly. The latter said, "That's right; communications today are highly advanced. However, this batch of 5,000 pagers, at such a high quoted price, does indeed serve a purpose for us. After all, our intelligence organization is enormous, and our main focus is dealing with the surrounding Islamic groups and states. They see us as mortal enemies; we can't let down our guard. In communications and liaison, we have to be extra cautious too."
Liu Zhizhong said, "All right, I get what you an. All the components for these pagers will be produced in the Wale Republic and then finally shipped to Yirelie for assembly, correct?"
"Yes, entirely so!"
"Fine. With each pager priced as high as 1,000 US dollar, I'm sure there will be electronic manufacturers willing to take the order. We'll just have the Wale Republic Ministry of Defense procure the components in its own na. I'll make the arrangents for that work next."
"Thank you, Mr. President. However, please be sure to have your intelligence services conduct a rigorous examination of the qualifications of these manufacturers; there mustn't be any special political background. As for quality standards, they must strictly follow the design drawings. Too many private firms from Eastern Pot have entered Wale; if so spies or intelligence operatives were to slip in among them, that would not be a good thing."
Liu Zhizhong said solemnly, "Don't worry. Wale's intelligence services may not be as formidable as Modesa, but on our own soil, we do keep a clear account of what sort of people our businessn really are."
With that, the two sides reached an agreent, and the deal was concluded very efficiently.
Once these components were purchased, the Wale intelligence services would help the Ministry of Defense ship them out under the pretext of aid to Kekistan, with the final consignee being Yirelie.
As for how Yirelie would assemble these pagers and how they would be deployed in real‑world applications, that was their own secret, and it wasn't Liu Zhizhong's place to ask.
In reality, the Yirelie people are very clever. During assembly, they would install remote‑control programs and smart explosives inside the pagers, which would yield boundless wondrous uses!
This Juda state that has fought many wars over many years and only grown stronger with each battle, known as the Little Overlord of Yadong, truly lives up to its reputation!
Leaving the Yirelie Embassy, Liu Zhizhong imdiately rushed to the Ministry of Defense and notified Wen Bao, the intelligence chief after Ye Tianping's departure, to co over as well…
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