October 13th.
Capital.
Kan Qin's airplane slowly descended.
After nearly a month on visitation.
He finally completed all tasks on this trip to Africa. The released goods combined with project loans amounted to over 120 billion Asia Dollars, which when converted to US dollars, exceeded 15 billion.
This number.
Not too much.
But not too little either.
However.
It's extraordinarily significant.
Because it's Asia Dollar loans.
Unlike other countries, which give out loans in US dollars, this difference is huge, it's also a sign of a currency moving towards internationalization—a step forward where the money you print is recognized by others.
Therefore.
Upon setting foot back on home soil.
Kan Qin was excited.
This year.
Before the end of the year.
He still has several planned trips, primarily to countries in East Asia and South Asia. But why go the extra mile to Africa first? The reason is simple, some countries here are a bit more 'stubborn'.
