The detailed negotiations with the British government should naturally be handed over to a professional team. Ernst cannot, based on personal likes and dislikes, reach some sort of deal with the British; moreover, since it concerns East Africa's economy, reshaping the diplomatic circle must also be approached cautiously.
Of course, British Ambassador Russell shares this sentiment. Although Russell had made some general promises to Ernst, the final decisions rest with the London government, and he must prepare for the subsequent negotiations.
The two, harboring ulterior motives, thus quickly ended this meeting. Ernst convened government officials for a conference, while Russell had to return to report to London.
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In the conference room.
Ernst shared the details of his conversation with Russell with the government officials.
