After various departments reported their situations, Ernst and his subordinates continued discussing some old and familiar issues. Once the future direction was determined, the East African Government actually wasn't very confused in the economic realm and only needed to continue following the development path of the 1990s, continuously pushing the development of domestic industry and agriculture.
Aside from the economic aspects, Ernst began to introduce the key tasks of 1900. He said: "Currently, whether it be territory, population, or industrial level and other important indicators, our country meets the standards of a Great Power. Now, with the relocation of the East African capital nearing completion, the status of a Kingdom is clearly no longer fitting for East Africa. Therefore, according to the original plan, our country's political system should also be upgraded by one level, an Empire is more in line with East Africa's current national strength."
