Chapter 0501 Peacekeeping Ambassador

Although Lieutenant General Mason wanted to accept Guyu's donation, he was just the commander of the peacekeeping force and did not have the right to make such a decision. So he immediately summarized the funds, items, equipment, etc. that Guyu planned to donate into a list, and then submitted it to Palfi Onangjia, the Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General for the Central African Affairs and the head of the peacekeeping force in Central Africa.

Palfi Onangjia expressed a strong interest in this matter. He took time to visit Guyu and had an in-depth discussion with Guyu, and confirmed that Guyu was not talking about jokes, but really wanted to donate and make certain contributions to maintaining world peace. After confirming this, Palfi Onangjia reported Guyu's donation intention to go to the United Nations Secretary-General and the United Nations Security Council, the competent authority of the peacekeeping force.

The United Nations Security Council attached great importance to this matter. They first conducted emergency consultations on it. After all, this matter has no precedent in the history of the United Nations. In the past, the funds and equipment of the United Nations peacekeeping forces were derived from member states, and they have never been derived from individual donations. This is still a legal gap.

If Guyu just means something, symbolic donation, then just refuse directly. There is no need to set this precedent for Guyu, just an individual. But the problem is that what Guyu has to donate is too greedy. Whether it is as much as one billion US dollars, or the 500,000 Level 2 people using body-strengthening agents, or other equipment, let alone the United Nations peacekeeping forces can use it, even member states are quite greedy.

The UN Security Council held an emergency meeting for this, and fifteen members of the Security Council held a fierce discussion. No member state opposed the donation received by Guyu, but there were fierce quarrels and robberies among the fifteen members on how to allocate the donated materials.

In the past, the model of the United Nations peacekeeping force was basically funded by developed countries and developed countries. This model was developed based on the actual situation and needs, and all member states could accept it. The problem is that Guyu now donates materials and money directly to peacekeeping force. Although the billions of dollars are enviable, those developed countries that only pay but not pay people may not care about it. However, they cannot ignore the ownership of materials such as Level 2 human body-strengthening potion. This is the most convenient way to obtain Level 2 human body-strengthening potion in a free and timely manner. Any other way to obtain Level 2 human body-strengthening potion is time-consuming and labor-intensive. In contrast, they cannot ignore the right judgment.

Developed countries proposed to allocate these second-level human-powered agents according to the proportion of investment, which naturally encountered strong opposition from other countries. Conversely, those countries that mainly target people proposed to allocate according to the proportion of personnel, and also encountered strong opposition from developed countries. Both sides slapped the table and stared at each other, and argued red-facedly, and no one was willing to give in.

At this time, a country raised a question, which is to whom did Guyu donate? Is it to the United Nations peacekeeping force in Central Africa, or to all United Nations peacekeeping forces? This issue must be clarified. After all, there are several United Nations peacekeeping forces, and donated to one of them, and donated to all peacekeeping forces. The difference here is quite large.

Palfi Onangjia once asked Guyu this question, and Guyu's answer was to donate it to all peacekeeping troops. If Guyu wants to expand his influence and enhance his reputation, it is naturally impossible to donate only one of them.

After learning about Guyu's decision, the UN Security Council member states were even more competitive. If Guyu designated to donate to one of them, it would be useless to fight no matter how much they fought. However, Guyu pointed out that it was donated to all peacekeeping troops, which would have the value of fighting. In short, those developed countries that have always paid money can install people into the peacekeeping troops, and naturally there will be a reason to obtain donated materials reasonably and legally.

No matter how fierce the debate between the UN Security Council was, it finally had a result. There were two main points. One was that they invited Guyu to visit the UN peacekeeping forces located around the world, hoping that Guyu could donate more practical things according to the actual needs of the peacekeeping forces in various places. On the other hand, they reached an agreement on the allocation of donated materials.

The funds donated by Guyu will be fully used for peacekeeping troops, materials and equipment, and will be given priority to peacekeeping troops for use. However, materials such as level 2 human body-strengthening agents will be distributed in proportion, at least half of which will be used for peacekeeping troops, and the remaining half will be purchased at market prices if the United Nations member states need them, and the funds obtained from the sale will be used to purchase equipment for peacekeeping troops.

Such a distribution plan was passed to Guyu through Palfi Ounangjia. Whether the plan can be finally passed depends on Guyu's meaning. After all, this is the materials and funds donated by Guyu. If Guyu feels there is a problem, it will definitely not work.

Guyu didn't say anything. Since he donated his things to the United Nations peacekeeping force, he would have no objection as long as the United Nations handled it fairly and properly. Such a plan formed after bargaining multiple countries is to a considerable extent in line with reality.

Guyu agreed without thinking about the United Nations Security Council's invitation to him to visit peacekeeping forces around the world and to determine the donation of materials. Although some scandals in the United Nations peacekeeping forces occasionally spread, they are generally more recognized by the people of the world, especially the people in the war-torn areas. If he can cooperate in depth with the United Nations peacekeeping forces, it will be quite beneficial to expand his influence and enhance his reputation. Such good things are undesirable. As for such cooperation, it will consume a lot of money and take up a lot of his time, which is not a problem in his opinion.

He has too much money now, especially because of the Second Cabernet War, the excellent performance of the Agentine Air Force aircraft gave him such a big advertisement for Gu Chaofei, which allowed Gu Chaofei to obtain orders for more than 10,000 aircraft. If all these orders are completed, Gu Yu can make at least two trillion US dollars in net profit. Even if he can squander, he will never spend two trillion US dollars in his life.

What Guyu wants is to try to convert this money into reputation value. Only by gaining more and more reputation value, building more industries and forces, and drawing more prizes, can his interests in the world be effectively guaranteed.

Guyu called Tong Yinian via satellite phone. Although Tong Yinian wanted to come and see him, the medical rescue team could not leave at all. According to their plan, it might take more than a month to come out to meet Guyu.

For such a long time, Guyu couldn't wait here, so Guyu told Tong Yinian that he would come back to see her. Then Guyu began to visit the United Nations peacekeeping forces all over the world.

In order to make Guyu's visit legitimate, the United Nations specially awarded Guyu the title of UN peacekeeping ambassador. With this title, it is equivalent to giving Guyu a legal identity, and it is difficult for outsiders to question him.

The first thing Guyu visited was the United Nations peacekeeping force in Central Africa, which is also the peacekeeping force where Tong Yinian was located. The members of this peacekeeping force are composed of soldiers and police from many countries, many of which are soldiers from China. Since Guyu came here, he has been staying with the peacekeeping force in China, eating and living with them, and sometimes he also plays guest roles as instructors and trains them.

However, except for staying in the camps of the Chinese peacekeeping forces, Gu Yu has basically never been to the camps of the peacekeeping forces in other countries. At this time, he became a UN peacekeeping master, so it is necessary to go to the camps of the peacekeeping forces in other countries to take a look.

After spending a few days, Guyu took all the camps of the United Nations peacekeeping force in Central Africa. Every time he went to a place, he could communicate with them in the language of the other country. This ability made these peacekeeping officers and soldiers envious of them.

Perhaps it was caused by Guyu's ability. The biggest problem that the officers and soldiers of the United Nations peacekeeping force responded to him was the language issue. As an international organization, the United Nations clearly fixed the official languages, namely English, Russian, Chinese and French, Arabic and Spanish. No matter which country each officer and soldier who enters the United Nations peacekeeping force comes from, the first thing they have to pass is the language barrier. At least one of the six official languages ​​of the United Nations, especially English, is a rigid requirement.

However, mastering the official language of the United Nations does not mean that everything is good. Mastering the official language only means that there are no obstacles to communication within the United Nations. However, when they are sent to the front line of peacekeeping, they face the language problems of their countries. Not all countries that need peacekeeping speak these six languages, and there are other languages. At that time, they could only use translation as a communication channel, and communication increased a lot of costs, and there may even be misunderstandings. Such a precedent is not without.

The existence of UN peacekeeping forces means to return the conflicting areas to peace. They will not interfere in the internal affairs of peacekeepers and remain neutral in conflicts. Even when peacekeepers clearly require them to evacuate, they must leave the peacekeeper as soon as possible and cannot delay.

With these layers of restrictions, whether smooth communication can be maintained is particularly important, which is related to whether the mission of the peacekeeping force can be successfully completed. Historically, the United Nations peacekeeping force has been dispatched dozens of times, but not every time it has been successful. There are precedents of peacekeeping failure, which is the eternal pain in the hearts of all peacekeeping forces.

Gu Yu checked a lot of information and confirmed that the information about communication barriers fed to him by these peacekeeping forces is true. In fact, nowadays, the United Nations has a relatively mature plan for the arrangements of peacekeeping forces, and language constraints are also the focus of their considerations. If translation errors lead to misunderstandings and conflicts, they have basically been eliminated and it is difficult to happen again. However, this does not mean that there is no need to overcome the language constraints. On the contrary, in today's era, it is becoming more and more necessary.

If every officer and soldier of peacekeeping force can successfully master the language of the peacekeeping country and communicate with local residents in the local language, it will be easier to arouse the favor of local residents and will obviously be conducive to the progress of peacekeeping operations. However, allowing every officer and soldier of peacekeeping force to master the local language is a major project that not only requires a lot of funds, but also requires a lot of manpower and material resources, which makes the already stretched peacekeeping fund worse.

Guyu immediately stated that he could help the UN peacekeeping force with language closure. He could donate a batch of language learning machines to the United Nations so that every officer and soldier who went to participate in peacekeeping could master the local language of the peacekeeping country. Of course, the specific details of the donation need to be discussed in detail, but the donation must be donated, it depends on how to donate.

Guyu's decision made Palfi Onangjia excited and almost jumped up. Guyu built language learning machines in China, which made English education, which once became popular all over China, become yesterday's yellow flower. This incident has become well known throughout the world. Many countries have expressed a strong interest in language learning machines, but China has issued an export ban, prohibiting the export of language learning machines abroad. This has led to countries outside China having to watch and swallow their saliva without any solution.

Now, everyone in Guyu, the language learning machine, said directly that they would donate it to a batch of language learning machines in the United Nations. I think even China cannot stop it. At that time, they will not have to suffer from language learning and can easily master one or even multiple foreign languages.

The second major problem that the United Nations peacekeeping force responded to Guyu, the peacekeeping ambassador is epidemic disease. The places where the United Nations peacekeeping force appears are usually backward, with poor local medical standards, poor sanitation conditions, and relatively harsh natural environments. It is easy to break out in such places.

For example, the world-famous Escherichia ||Bo ||Rathern epidemic situation, etc. are all curses that plague the UN peacekeeping forces. The UN peacekeeping forces invest a lot of manpower and material resources every year in this regard. In this regard, some emergencies will occasionally occur in peacekeeping forces. If you go out to perform tasks and find that you have been bitten by mosquitoes when you come back, then after that, you will have a big knot in your heart for several consecutive days, for fear of being infected with some epidemic.

Guyu nodded repeatedly. The situation in Africa is quite complicated. Many diseases originate from here. For example, the Aizi disease that makes people feel terrified, and Aibola. The birthplace is all Africa. It is normal for peacekeeping troops to act here, so it is very normal for them to be worried.
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