Production (2)

The brisk autumn winds swept through the heart of Athens as Constantine, having secured the support of Terry Kupis, shifted his focus towards the intricate implementation of large-scale artemisinin production. With an air of gravity, he summoned Nina and Dr. Philip to his side, assigning to each a distinct role—Nina overseeing the technical nuances, while Dr. Philip assumed the mantle of administrative management.

In the hallowed halls of the prime minister's office, amidst the tapestries and regal furniture, the trio deliberated with a sense of purpose. Constantine, wearing the dual hats of statesman and visionary, emphasized the paramount need for a robust confidentiality system. His concern,lay in minimizing access to the intricate tapestry of artemisinin production. In a nod to military wisdom, he advocated a compartmentalized approach, urging Nina and Dr. Philip to restrict knowledge to specific operational steps.

Nina, her gaze steady as a compass needle, suggested the segregation of production and sales—a strategic maneuver to limit the exposure of the entire operation. It was a plan rooted in the art of war, minimizing risks and maximizing control. Dr. Philip, a man of medicine attuned to the intricacies of formulation, proposed an ingenious strategy—playing with the alchemy of raw materials. Like an alchemist of old, he recommended introducing seemingly inert elements, complicating the deciphering efforts of potential adversaries. The echoes of ancient secrets, bound by the veils of alchemical mystique, reverberated through the chamber.

With the battle lines drawn, Constantine sought to foster a sense of camaraderie, evoking a spirit reminiscent of ancient alliances. The venture into artemisinin production was not just a business pursuit; it was a shared cause, a common destiny. Encouraging Nina and Dr. Philip to view their undertaking as a quest for collective prosperity, Constantine stood as the steward of an age-old tradition—a guardian of secrets akin to the legendary protectors of the Byzantine Greek fire.

As the torchbearers of this new endeavor left the sanctum, the atmosphere shifted. Constantine turned his gaze to broader economic horizons, pondering the precarious terrain of Greek industry. The steel sector, bereft of hard coal and iron ore within the nation's borders, emerged as a crucible of challenge. In the timeless pursuit of progress, Constantine recognized the limitations in building a competitive steel industry reliant on imported raw materials and sought input from Terry Kupis, A seasoned politician known for his advocacy of industrial and commercial development.

Within the intricate tapestry of the prime minister's chamber, the weight of history bore down. The challenge of fostering a competitive steel industry, bereft of resources, echoed through the corridors of power. As autumn leaves danced outside the windows, Constantine awaited the insights of Terry Kupis, anticipating the dawn of a new chapter