At two o'clock in the afternoon, the East African ship officially docked at the port of The Hague, and personnel from the East African Embassy in The Hague had arrived at the dock area in advance to welcome Baron Frier.
"Your Excellency, welcome to The Hague. I wonder what work is required from us with your personal visit this time." The ambassador to the Netherlands said respectfully.
Frier was the Minister of Foreign Affairs of East Africa, which made him the direct superior of the East African diplomatic personnel stationed in the Netherlands, so his arrival couldn't be treated lightly.
Frier said, "Antara, I am here representing the Imperial Government to discuss some sensitive issues with the Dutch government, concerning territorial issues in the South Sea region. First, give some information to the Dutch government and arrange a meeting for me with the Prime Minister of the Netherlands."
