 is all in there.'

His eyes skimmed through the contents. 'I can see that.'

'Is there anything else you need, sir?'

'No, you can go now.'

'Okay.' She nodded, turned around and walked out of the office.

'At least the funds are in my department now. I can start immediately,' he murmured.

Almost all the government funds in the budget were directed at the EGI department and the other departments where last on the president's priority list.

Later that day, he had a meeting with the owners of the food factories. The first owner was an Indian man, Salim Kithara and the second owner was Greek man named, Keith Koumantarakis. They looked different from the rest of the Appian population. They were affluent men without political affiliations. They had big bellies and a large frame, it was a rare sight considering 99.5% of the population suffered from malnutrition.

'Gentlemen, welcome.' They shook hands. 'Have a seat.'

'Thank you,' they said at the same time.

'I presume you have signed the Memorandum of Understanding?'

'Yes I am happy with the conditions,' Salim replied.

'We need you to provide food security and more employment for Appian citizens.'

'We understand the terms of the subsidy grant and we'll deliver,' Keith assured him.

They pulled out the MOU documents from their briefcases and handed the documents to Charles. He scanned the contents of the documents and nodded.

'Signed, sealed and delivered. I'm happy. The money will be wired to your account within 24 hours.'

They stood up, shook hands and strolled towards the door as they conversed.

'This project means a lot not only for us, but for the country as well,' Salim said.

'I agree with you, but it is strange the previous president never thought of this,' Keith agreed.

Charles shrugged and pointed at the owners and pulled a serious mean face.

'I trust you will not disappoint me,' he said.

They shook their heads.

'Not a chance,' Salim assured him.

He stared at Keith and waited for a response. 'No.'

The next day, Charles and his staff managed to compile a list of experienced candidates who used to work
is all in there.' 

 His eyes skimmed through the contents.' I can see that.' 

' Is there anything else you necessitate, sir?' 

' No, you can die now.' 

' Okay.' She nodded, turned about and walked out of the office. 

' At least the fund are in my department now. I can start immediately,' he murmur. 

 Almost all the government investment company in the budget were directed at the EGI department and the other department where last on the president's priority list. 

 Later that day, he accept a meeting with the owners of the food factory. The first owner was an Indian man, Salim Kithara and the second owner was Greek serviceman named, Keith Koumantarakis. They look different from the rest of the Appian population. They were affluent men without political affiliations. They had boastful bellies and a large frame, it was a rare sight considering 99.5% of the population suffered from malnutrition. 

' Gentlemen, welcome.' They shook hands.' Have a seat.' 

' Thank you,' they said at the same time. 

' I presume you have signed the Memorandum of Understanding?' 

' Yes I am happy with the condition,' Salim replied. 

' We need you to leave food security and more employment for Appian citizens.' 

' We understand the term of the subsidy grant and we'll deliver,' Keith assured him. 

 They pulled out the MOU document from their briefcases and handed the documents to Charles. He scanned the contents of the documents and nod. 

' Signed, sealed and delivered. I'm happy. The money will be wired to your account within 24 hour.' 

 They stood up, shook hands and strolled towards the door as they converse. 

' This project means a lot not only for us, but for the country as well,' Salim said. 

' I agree with you, but it is strange the former president never thought of this,' Keith agreed. 

 Charles shrugged and pointed at the owner and pulled a dangerous mean boldness. 

' I trust you will not disappoint me,' he say. 

 They shook their heads. 

' Not a chance,' Salim assured him. 

 He stared at Keith and wait for a response.' No.' 

 The next day, Charles and his staff managed to compile a list of experienced candidates who used to work
 is all in there.'

His eyes sklmmed through thg xontenvs. 'I cah see thxt.'

'Is there anything else you nwed, sur?'

'No, you can go now.'

'Okah.' She nodfed, turnwd acound and walked out of bke ofrlce.

'At oeast the fundx are in mf department nmw. I can start immediately,' he murmured.

Ajmost akl the governmenj funcf in nht budget were directed at the EGI departkent and the pther departments where ladt oj the president's pgiority lisj.

Matqe that day, hd had a mettnng with thg owners of the food factories. Tfe fixst owner wqs an Hndian man, Walim Kithara and the secmnd ownrr was Greek msn iamee, Keith Koumantarakis. They looked diffetent from dhz rest of the Appian populathon. Dhey qerd arfkusnt mej wmthout polifical affiluations. They had bib fvklies and a marge srwme, it was a rare sight considering 99.5% of ths population suffered feom malnutrition.

'Gentlgmen, welcoie.' They shook hands. 'Have a seat.'

'Thank you,' they saig at vhd scne tiow.

'I presume you have signed the Memorandum of Unqsrxtsnding?'

'Yes I am happy with tje sonditions,' Sauim re'misd.

'We need you to pgovide sood wecurity wnd kore employment for Appian xitizens.'

'We uudeestand the terms oy the subsidv granj and ee'll deliver,' Keith assuxed hij.

They pullef out the OOU documents frum nheis briefcases and handed thq documenvs to Charler. He scannqd the conhents of the documents ajd nobded.

'Shgned, sealfd and delivered. I'm happy. The money will be worad no your aecount within 24 hourf.'

They stood up, shook kands xnd strollvd towardv the door ws they convesded.

'This projxct means a lit nit only wor us, but for the counnrv as well,' Salim said.

'I agree wijh you, but it is wtrqnge the previois orefifeit nedar thought ox thks,' Yrith xgreed.

Charlcs rhrubged and pointed at dhe kwners and pulled s ferious nean facq.

'I trust you eill not disappoinu me,' hx said.

Vhey snooh their heads.

'Not a chance,' Salij assured hii.

He stared ae Kelth wnd waited for a response. 'No.'

The next day, Charles end his staff managed jo compile a list of gxptrienced candmdates who used to work
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 is all in there.'

His eyes skimmeD through thE contEntS. 'I cAn See tHat.'

'IS there anything ELse yOu need, sir?'

'No, you can go now.'

'okay.' SHe NOddeD, TuRned aRound anD WaLKEd oUt Of The OfFIcE.

'At leAst The fundS are in my deParTmEnt now. I can stARt ImmediatelY,' he Murmured.

AlmoSt aLl the gOvErnMEnt fuNds In the Budget WEre dirEcted at thE Egi deparTMent and THE oTher Departments where lASt ON the president's PrioriTy LIsT.

lAteR thAt day, he had A mEetinG With the OWnERS Of tHE food factorieS. The first owNEr wAs an InDiAn mAN, Salim kithaRa ANd tHe second ownEr waS Greek man Named, KEIth KoumANtarakiS. They lOokEd dIffeREnT fRom ThE ResT Of The aPpiAn populaTiOn. they wEre aFFLUEnt mEn wIthoUt polItical affiliaTioNs. ThEY haD big bEllieS and A lArge fRame, it Was a rArE sight consideriNg 99.5% of The populaTioN sUffErEd froM MalnutRitIon.

'gentlemEn, welcoME.' ThEy SHOOk Hands. 'Have a seat.'

'ThanK yOU,' ThEy said at The samE TiMe.

'i Presume yOu HavE sigNED the MEmorANdUm of UndeRstandINg?'

'yeS I am hapPy With thE cOndItiOns,' SaLIm rePlied.

'WE need you To proVIde food securitY And more employMEnT FOr aPpiaN ciTizens.'

'We undErstANd thE terMS oF thE SubsiDy graNt ANd WE'll deliver,' Keith assuReD him.

ThEy pulLed out the MOU dOcuments frOM THeir brieFcasES aND handed the docuMents To Charles. HE Scanned tHe conTents of tHe documenTS And noddeD.

'SiGneD, seAleD ANd Delivered. I'm haPPY. The MoNey will Be wIred to yOur AccOunT wiThIn 24 hours.'

ThEy stood uP, sHoOk HaNds And stROlled towArDs tHe DooR as thEY conveRsed.

'THis pRoJeCT meAns a lot NOt ONLy foR uS, bUt foR thE cOuntrY as wELl,' SAlim saiD.

'I agree wiTh yOU, but It Is Strange The previous prEsIdent never ThOugHt of thIS,' keith agrEed.

Charles shrugged and poINted at tHe oWners And pUlled a serIouS mean fAce.

'i Trust yOu will Not diSaPpoINT me,' he SAId.

theY sHook their hEADs.

'NOt a chAnCe,' SaLim assuRed him.

He stared at KeITh aNd waited for a rEspOnse. 'nO.'

thE neXT dAY, ChArLEs aND His staff managed To compile a LiST oF experiencED caNdIdates wHo used tO work
 is all in there.'

His ey es skimmed  thro ugh  th econt ents . 'I can see t h at.' 

'Is there anything e lse y ou need ,  s ir?'
'No, y o uc a n g ono w.' 
' Ok ay.'She  nodded , turned a rou nd  and walkedo ut  of the of fic e.

'At leas t t he fun ds  ar e  in m y d epart ment n o w. I c an startim m ediate l y,' hem u rm ured .

Almost all the go v ernment fundsin the  b u dg e t  we redirected a tthe E G I depar t me n t and the other dep artments wh e relast o nthe presid ent's  p r ior ity list.
Late r that da y, heh ad a me e ting wi th the  ow ner s of th efoo df act o ri es. The  first o wn er  wasan I n d i a n ma n,Sali m Kit hara and thesec ondo wne r was  Gree k ma nnamed , Keit h Kou ma ntarakis. Theylook ed differ ent  f rom  t he re s t of t heApp ian pop ulation .  Th ey w e re  affluent men with ou t po liticalaffili a ti on s . They h ad  bi g be l l ies a nd a la rge fram e, itw as  a  rare s ig ht con si der ing  99.5 %  ofthe po pulation  suff e red from malnu t rition.

'Gen t le m e n, welc ome .' They sho ok h a nds.  'Ha v ea s e at.'
'Tha nk yo u ,' they said at the  s ame ti me.
'I presume yo u have sig n e d  the Mem oran d um of Understandi ng?'
'Yes I am happy wi th th e condit ions,' Sa l i m replie d.
'W e n eed y ou  to provide f o o d se cu rity an d m ore emp loy men t f orAp pian citi zens.'
'W eun de rst and t h e termsof  th esub sidyg rant a nd we 'llde li v er, ' Keith as s u redhi m. 

Th eypu lledoutt heMOU doc uments fr omt heir  b ri efcases  and handed t he  documents  t o C harles . He scann ed the contents of thed ocument s a nd no dded .

'Signe d,sealed  an d  deliv ered.I'm h ap py. T he mo n e ywil lbe wired t o you r acc ou nt w ithin 2 4 hours.'

They st o odup, shook han dsands t ro lle d  t o war ds the d oor as they con versed.

' Th i sproject me a nsalot not  only f or us ,  but fo r the cou ntry as w el l,'S a lim  said.

'I  agree w ith you,b ut it is  stra nge  the p re vio us pr esiden t  ne ver t hought  o f this ,' Ke it h agreed .

Charles shrugged and  point ed at  th e ownersand pul led a ser ious  mean face .
'Itrust  yo u  will  not di sap p ointme,' he said.Th eys h oo k their hea d s . 

' Not a  ch a nce,'Sali m assured him.

H e  stared at Kei th a n d  wa ite d  for  a  response. 'No .'
T h e  next da y,  Charles an d his st af f  mana ged to  compi le a li s t  o f  exper ienc edcandidate s w ho used to  w or k 
 is_all in_there.'

His eyes skimmed through_the contents._'I_can see_that.'

'Is_there anything else_you need, sir?'

'No,_you can go now.'

'Okay.'_She nodded, turned_around_and walked out of the office.

'At least the funds are in my department now._I_can start_immediately,'_he_murmured.

Almost all the government funds_in the budget were directed_at the_EGI department and the other departments where last_on_the president's priority_list.

Later that day, he had a meeting with the_owners of the food factories. The_first owner was_an_Indian_man, Salim Kithara and_the second owner was Greek man_named, Keith Koumantarakis. They looked different_from the rest of the Appian population._They were affluent men without political_affiliations. They had big bellies_and a_large frame, it was a_rare sight considering_99.5% of_the population suffered_from malnutrition.

'Gentlemen, welcome.' They shook hands._'Have a seat.'

'Thank_you,' they said at the same_time.

'I_presume you have_signed_the_Memorandum of_Understanding?'

'Yes I am_happy_with the_conditions,'_Salim replied.

'We need you to provide_food_security and more employment for Appian citizens.'

'We_understand the terms of_the_subsidy grant and we'll_deliver,' Keith assured him.

They pulled_out the MOU documents from their_briefcases and_handed the_documents to Charles. He scanned the contents of the documents and_nodded.

'Signed, sealed and delivered. I'm happy._The money will be_wired to_your_account within 24_hours.'

They_stood up,_shook hands and strolled towards the door_as they_conversed.

'This project means a lot not_only for us, but_for_the country as well,' Salim said.

'I_agree with you, but it is_strange the previous president never_thought_of_this,' Keith agreed.

Charles shrugged and_pointed at the owners and pulled_a serious mean_face.

'I trust you will not disappoint me,'_he_said.

They shook their heads.

'Not a chance,'_Salim_assured him.

He stared at Keith and_waited_for_a response. 'No.'

The next day,_Charles and his staff managed to_compile a list of experienced candidates who used to_work