Subsequently, the discussions on the active development plan of the Kra Isthmus by the East African Government came to a halt, mainly because aside from its strategic value, there is not much to discuss economically.
And the main focus is still on the population aspect; resolving the population issue in the Kra Strait Territory ensures that in the future, neither Siam nor any other country can reclaim the Kra Strait Territory.
Ernst stated: "The population policy of the Kra Strait Territory involves two aspects: one is the immigration policy led by us, and the other is the policy of assimilation and integration."
"The future immigrant population in the Kra Strait must not be less than two hundred thousand, thereby changing the local population structure. For citizens willing to live and work in the Kra Strait Territory, support and preferential policies must be given."
"Siamese locals who are willing to accept East African governance and become Germanized can undergo screening."
