Chapter 728

Just after the first Supreme Soviet election, the supreme Soviets of Estonia, Latvian, Lithuanian and Moldavia applied to withdraw from the Soviet Union. The Soviet Communist Party felt helpless because the ruling parties in these republics were no longer the Soviet Communist Party.

According to the laws of the Soviet Union, the Allied republics had the right to withdraw from the Soviet Union. The supreme Soviets of these countries naturally had the right to demand that. Gorbachev and the Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party feel helpless. While these countries applied to withdraw from the Soviet Union, the Central Bank of Eastern Europe received requests from these countries to join the unified market of Eastern Europe.

Since the Central Bank of Eastern Europe obtained the right to issue currency, replacing the original central banks of various countries. In countries like Poland, severe inflation has finally been contained. And because of the opening of the border, the abolition of tariffs. The whole market in Eastern Europe is getting bigger. In Eastern Europe, including Bulgaria and Romania, a total of 100 million people use the eastern Euro guaranteed by the Bank of Colombia.

Poland's mineral resources are sold to the Czech Republic, while Czech manufactured goods can enter the agricultural developed Hungary, Slovakia and Bulgaria without tax. Romania's petrochemical products have gradually opened up markets in these countries, while the port throughput of Gdansk, Poland and konstanca, Romania has begun to boom again due to the huge market. All this shows that the unified market plan has made the economies of the participating countries begin to respond positively and positively.

The economic recovery is a relief for the governments of these countries. At the same time, they also firmly believe that the Central Bank of Eastern Europe is the guarantee for the economic development of Eastern Europe. In order to protect the economic system from the influence of the rotation of political parties. All participating countries are revising their constitutions to fix the unified market and the Central Bank of Eastern Europe in the form of laws.

Although the economies of various countries have begun to improve, the enterprises in Eastern Europe are still unable to compete with the developed capitalist countries, which is difficult for Skoda, the Pearl of Czech Industry. In order to reduce the industrial and agricultural production costs of the participating countries as a whole, cheap industrial raw materials and energy are indispensable. So the market committee under the Central Bank of Eastern Europe began to coordinate with other countries and negotiate with its eastern neighbor, the Soviet Union, on industrial raw materials, agricultural products and energy supply. We hope to reach a fair and mutually beneficial cooperation agreement.

The basic framework of this agreement was born out of the European steel and coal community in 1951. At that time, due to the uneven coal resources, Western European countries could not gain competitive advantage with the cheap steel of the United States. Western European countries have formed the European steel coal community to reduce the cost of industrial production. Eastern Europe is not as rich in mineral resources and energy as the Soviet Union. If we only rely on the resources of Poland and Romania, we can not afford the industrial production of the whole Eastern Europe. On the other hand, Glencore group imported a lot of cotton, electrolytic aluminum, coal, oil and other resource products from the Soviet Union. These products are exactly what Eastern Europe needs. Once the cooperation is reached, the prospects for cooperation between the two sides will be huge.

Because the Soviet Union has just successfully solved the Kuwait crisis in the United Nations, coupled with Gorbachev's new thinking policy, the Soviet Union has always maintained a friendly attitude on the issue of independence of Eastern European countries. The cooperation between an independent Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, which has not completely turned to the west, is entirely possible. For both the Soviet Union and the participating countries of the unified market, putting aside ideological contradictions and actively developing the economy is the most important work at present.

In this context, the negotiations between nasga and the participating countries of the unified market went very smoothly. The two sides have signed some cooperation agreements on agricultural products, natural gas, oil, electricity and transportation. In order to avoid interference from politics and parties, these cooperation are dominated by companies. For example, Mediterranean Shipping Group, which has won a large number of ports and railways in the privatization process of the unified market countries, has reached transportation agreements with the railway companies of the Soviet Union. Enron group, which also accounts for more than 90% of the electricity market in the unified market countries, signed an agreement on electricity cooperation with the State Power Corporation of the Soviet Union. In addition, Eurasian natural gas group, Glencore group and Western oil group all achieved fruitful results in the talks. Of course, their partners are the most powerful official enterprises of the Soviet Union, which belong to the Mediterranean trade group under the Ministry of foreign trade and economic cooperation of the Soviet Union.

Because the large-scale economic construction activities of sergiosa did not project to the separatist Baltic States and the Transcaucasia, the independence of these regions had no influence on sergiosa. There are still only a few items in front of these countries, either joining the unified market of Eastern Europe or remaining in the Soviet Union. Western countries and the United States dare not invest in these areas. Once the Communist regimes in these countries win the election again, the investment in Europe and the United States is likely to be wasted. And these countries are unable to cope with the bad inflation and economic recession after independence. In this context, joining the Eastern European unified market will be the only way out.

He has long planned that his unified market in Eastern Europe will become an economic cooperation organization similar to the euro zone. It's just that the organization is led by the Bank of Columbia. He does not expect the Central Bank of Eastern Europe to exist forever. Perhaps in the future, Colombia will break into several smaller banks. It's like Rockefeller's standard oil company. However, Xie liaosha can always firmly control this institution through the offshore financial center. In fact, Xie liaosha already has such a plan.

Not only Columbia bank, but also Glencore, mediterranean shipping, iridium group and other behemoths are too eye-catching now. Only those companies in Karim's hands, even if acquired, still maintain a competitive relationship with each other. It seems that Karim is better at this. Know how to hide strength.

Before the danger comes, we first choose to disintegrate ourselves, and then continue to control Golgi's huge industry through a series of cross shareholding and offshore holding. This can not only ensure their own safety, but also sort out their industries. In order to better discuss the future of Golgi consortium, he decided to hold a long-distance core meeting of Golgi consortium in Switzerland.