"For the graphene powder refining technology launched by my company and the super-energy graphene battery technology, the Israeli government hopes to cooperate with your company." Minister Harivi said straight to Luka.

"I don't know what kind of cooperation the government wants to adopt." Luca asked calmly.

"Cooperate in developing graphene technology, or the government purchases your company's technology." Minister Harrivi showed his politician side.

"Our company has no idea to sell technology to the outside world." Luca replied calmly.

"The Israeli government will not interfere with your company's civilian products, but it cannot provide military batteries to other countries unless your company is qualified to sell military products." Minister Hariwei's face was full of smiles.

It turns out that I am waiting here. This time, people from the Israeli government came here, it seems that they are warnings to cooperate. If my company wants to get involved in military industry, it may have to give some of the benefits to the government.

"Our company has no idea of ​​getting involved in military industry for the time being. After all, our current production capacity is limited, and civilian products are enough for us to deal with."

Minister Hariwei was stunned. It seemed that the other party didn't want to bite the hook. Minister Hariwei frowned.

"My Group Corporation is registered in the Virgin Islands. Perhaps in the near future, the Corporation will open new branches in other countries." Luca said lightly.

Minister Harivi knew that there was no chance now and his neck could not be stuck, so he could only settle for the second best.

"Can we cooperate on graphene batteries? Some of our departments hope to purchase a batch of special batteries."

"Special, military?"

"Yes, such as submarine batteries, individual equipment batteries, special vehicle batteries, aircraft batteries, etc."

"It's absolutely fine. Although we are not going to get involved in military-industrial products, if the Israeli government has requirements, we can make a batch specifically targeted. However, our company needs to obtain military-industrial sales qualifications." Luka looked at the other party and smiled.

Minister Harrivey felt a breath in his chest. He originally wanted to hold the other person, but now he was at a disadvantage after being said by the other person a few words. This President Heller Greenberg is really not simple.

"It can only be sold domestically in Israel." Minister Harivi said.

"Yes. But it seems that the plan to build branches in other countries will be launched as soon as possible. And batteries specially made for the Israeli army may take longer," Luka said.

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Finally, the Israeli government compromised. After all, they were unable to hold on to the My Group. Even if graphene batteries were forcibly listed as a list of products involving national security, they could not prevent the My Group from establishing new companies in other countries. If they were staggered, the Israeli government would not get any benefits, and the gain would not be worth the loss.

In the end, my group successfully obtained the qualification to sell military products. In fact, it is said that batteries are just add-ons for weapons and cannot be considered real weapons at all. The country does not have particularly strict regulations on the listing of this product, but graphene super battery is a bit special.

Luca was very happy to have obtained the qualification to export military products and get another big customer.

Luca talked with Mu Yang, and Luca retelled the company's recent situation to Mu Yang on the phone. Of course, Mu Yang also saw related reports on the Internet, and naturally knew how popular super batteries are now.

"Boss, there are many 13 countries including the United States, Germany, China, and Russia, and many large groups and companies have applied for business cooperation negotiations to My Group. However, those at the national level have temporarily rejected them according to your requirements. I will leave the business cooperation to the people below." Luka said on the phone.

"That means you can get out for the time being now." Mu Yang asked.

"Yes, there are people below who are watching. Many projects need to be reviewed and evaluated, and then the cooperative manufacturers are determined and the prices and quantity are negotiated. It is estimated that this time will take one or two months." Luca replied.

"Have the mercenary group been transferred to Myanmar?" Mu Yang asked in a flash.

"Yes, 400 mercenaries have been sent to Myanmar. We had an arms deal with a force called Pochin in Myanmar before, so the mercenaries in the past are temporarily living within Pochin's sphere of influence. Boss, do you need to be transferred to you to listen to it?" Luka said.

"They can't be used yet. Since your affairs are almost done, give the matter to your deputy. Come to Myanmar to help me." Mu Yang said.

"Okay boss, I'll set out to Myanmar now," Luka said.

"You can find a way to come to Naypyidaw yourself. I will set out to Mandalay tomorrow. I will probably return to Naypyidaw from Mandalay in 3 or 4 days. You can wait for me in Naypyidaw." Mu Yang ordered.

"OK."

After hanging up the phone, Mu Yang took out a cigar and lit it. The embassy's work has been sorted out. He will set off to Mandalay tomorrow to meet President Wu Minhui and submit his national certificate to take office.

The next morning, two off-road vehicles set off on the road. This time they went to Mandalay. The embassy staff, Mu Yang, only brought office director Ma Xiaobo, and then three special forces soldiers in the car behind, responsible for Mu Yang's safety.

The driver of Muyang and the others is a local Burmese employee, a Chinese. Because he is familiar with the road, he is sent to drive for Muyang.

Naypyidaw and Mandalay are both inland cities in Myanmar, with a distance of 240 kilometers. There is a road from Yangon to Naypyidaw and then to Mandalay. It was only built in 2011.

If calculated according to normal calculations, it only takes more than 2 hours to get from Naypyidaw to Mandalay. However, during the civil strife, both sides set up multiple military checkpoints on the road, and they have to check once after passing the level, which invisibly slowed down the speed.

Fortunately, Mu Yang had asked General Anglai for his pass before, so he did not encounter any obstacles. The officer in charge of the checkpoint seemed to have received a call, but just glanced at the pass, glanced at the people in the car and let it go.

After passing through the last level of the Angh Lai control area, he walked about 5 kilometers and the convoy encountered another level. From a distance, you could see a tall mound of soil blocking the road. The four-lane wide road left on one side with only one car access.

Weapons are also set up on the mounds, revealing the muzzles of black holes, and even muzzles.

When the convoy was still 200 meters away from the checkpoint, a flag was raised in front to signal the convoy to stop. Mu Yang and the others could only stop the car.

It was not long since time was gone, an armored vehicle drove out from behind the fortifications, stopped 10 meters in front of the Muyang and their convoy, and got out of the car a Burmese officer in major uniform.

"Is it the convoy of Ambassador Muyang?" the officer shouted at the car. (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!