Upon hearing this, Wolfgang and the others also felt somewhat relieved. Von der Leyen was right; at least from the perspective of the city of Mombasa, there isn't much difference from the environment of other Middle Eastern cities nearby. The inland areas are harder to say, but given East Africa has recruited so many immigrants, if large-scale outbreaks of disease were to occur frequently, they would have already been unable to bear the losses in this area. Immigration also involves significant costs.
Wolfgang: "Lord Von der Leyen, compared to Mombasa and the other cities you mentioned like Nairobi, why don't you conduct business invitations in Dar es Salaam, which is the largest city in East Africa?"
