Jezira City in East Africa holds a position somewhat similar to the Ili River Valley in the Far East Empire, as one of the few habitable areas in the northern desert of East Africa.
The development model is not much different from Egypt and the Sultanate, after all, they all rely on the Nile River for sustenance, which is the only water source for these three regions.
Of course, when the Sultanate once occupied Darfur, it received some rainfall, but now Darfur has fallen into the hands of East Africa, and the rainfall in other areas of the Sultanate is almost negligible.
As for the southern region of the Sultanate, which had a relatively suitable climate in the previous life, it has long since turned into East Africa's territory decades ago.
East Africa's decision to delay resolving the Darfur issue is naturally the best approach at the current stage, as it not only avoids escalating conflicts with the United Kingdom but also effectively occupies the Darfur area.
