If the cultivated land in the Gambia Colony can be quickly developed and planted, Spain can reduce the proportion of domestic farmland and not rely on the relatively fragile agricultural environment of the homeland.
Carlo would naturally not veto the government's proposal to accelerate the development of the West Africa Colony. The Gambia Colony controlled by Spain is larger than today's Gambia, and there is naturally more land available for reclamation.
When Portugal's Guinea and Jijinshao'er Colonies are annexed in the future, the total area of the colony will exceed 70,000 square kilometers, almost catching up with the total area of Portugal.
Portugal has a large amount of plains, and the Gambia Colony is not inferior at all. The Gambia River flows through most of the land in the colony, making it suitable for agricultural development and river shipping.
