It's Friday and as I promised I will write a weekly report of what have been done in the past week, in this case one and a half week, and this is the first report of my work as a president of The Gambia.
Some of you might want from me to write an article with a statistical graphics where I show you the difference between then and now and how the bar has raised and stuff like that, but I have chosen to give you the information in a simple, written format where I talk about the progress of the country informally.
Okey, let's start with what I said will be my main perspective in my term - economy!
Disclaimer - In no way I intend to disrespect our previous president as he had his reasons.
So when I got the organisations I realized that the government couldn't make any real money besides the monetary market because we didn't have companies to make any money with. The companies were mostly Q2 and Q3 so at the time I became a president that was no deal. So one of the first tasks were to upgrade companies to q5 to start to make some profit and offer bigger range of choice in the country's market.
So of course our plan is to upgrade Oil, Diamonds and Iron to Q5 to be able to receive bigger profit than we are doing now, but either way the situation is looking more promising now than it was before.
Another problem was the course of our GMD currency. As I mentioned in my previous article than I wanted to keep the currency at 0.05g=1 GMD but after talking to my finance minister we decided to hold it at 0.055 and that's what we have been doing since. The course is more or less stable, time to time there are people that are trying to get a quick money by putting an offer lower than Gambia National Bank do, but that is acceptable in environment like this.
Because of the demand for GMD currency we recently printed 10 000GMD for 50g and we had some tax changes to allow our native producers to have lead over the import products. That would be it about the economic topic in this week.
Let's move on to Military!
In this topic there has not much to tell as everything have been smooth. We had have some attempts from the occupied countries to take back their regions but none was successful. We continued to move by coast up and now we are attacking one of the Marroco's last region.
The resistance wars I already mentioned were not serious because they were just for damage drain as the main fights were happening in territories of Sierra Leone and our enemies succeeded as they won the battle that cut of Sierra Leone from their occupied countries. But now it's all good and our allies are back on track,
In the past week one of the most asked questions to me as a president was from the countries we have occupied and the question was - could you give us at least one region back?
And here I will be honest, maybe for someone my opinion will look as a weakness but that's my opinion, I would like to give some regions back as I do not think that it is right to keep countries occupied, but I have to put the safety of my citizens and my country first and giving back any region would mean that our enemies could have extra opportunities to attack our beloved Gambia so my answer was "NO".
BUT, there is a BUT! We will give one region back to Guinea Bissau as the people living there are our allies and maybe you have already noticed, they have been helping us in our battles. They main intention from the beginning was to give us their high diamond region so the least we can do is to give them at least one region to own. They already tried to get a region back but it failed as our citizens were not informed well about the situation. This probably will happen someday next week and I would appreciate if you would respect and support my decision in this matter.
And continuing the military topic - as you know soon we will run out of direct wars, so the main battles will now be to support our allies against their enemies and mostly SIO alliance as we are still a core member of WU(Western Union) alliance. So be strong and let's fight for our friends as we would fight for ourselves!
The last but not least is my apology that I would like to address to the members of Special Force of The Gambia who are working in the MU companies. I know the situation and I will try to fix it as soon as I can. Unfortunately I have too much on me to deal with that I just simply cannot deal with it all on my own. If there is someone from MU that would like to manage the MU then please. let me know.
Well, in a brief overlook this is it and I hope you are satisfied with the progress of the country. If you aren't then let me know your concerns and I will definitely take it into consideration and try to deal with the issue or add the suggestion to the plan of progressive country.
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