Reborn multinational giant

Returning to Nairobi that afternoon, Fang Zhe still remembered the free prairie of Marseilles National Park.

Had it not been for the rampant poachers, it would have been the rarest place in the world.

At the same time, Fang Zhe felt the difficulty of the rangers.

To protect animals, they must not only confront vicious poachers, but also be wary of all kinds of ferocious animals that live on the grasslands, as well as animals that seem less dangerous.

Today, for example, when patrolmen install locators on elephants, if the elephants are stunned, then the patrolmen who are very close to the elephants are likely to be in danger.

In the past, there were also several rangers who were trampled on by elephants and wounded or even tragically passed away.

As a result, Fang Zhe Dang immediately decided to give a sum of money to fund and reward these brave rangers.

When Fangzhe told Peter, the director of Marseille Marra National Park, he was delighted.

Fang Zhe, the richest man in the world, is willing to spend money on patrolmen. Naturally, he can't ask for it.

“Don't worry, Mr. Fong Chul, I'll get this done before you leave Africa!" Peter clapped his chest after hearing that Fong Chul planned to set up a special ‘African Ombudsman Incentive Fund' and offered $500,000 a year to reward 100 excellent Ombudsmen.

Five hundred thousand dollars is awarded to 100 rangers, with an average of 5,000 dollars per ranger, a huge sum that many rangers have paid for a year or even two or three.

Fang Zhe asked Li Wen to arrange someone to work with Peter to push the matter forward, as planned.

Before Fang Zhe leaves Africa, he will attend the first Ombudsman Awards ceremony to award 10 outstanding Ombudsman delegates.

In the next few days, Fang Zhe visited Tanzania, Ethiopia, Egypt, the country with the largest population in Africa, and other countries in Kenya.

These countries, without exception, are Africa's most populous countries and the relatively developed economies of Africa, and are the main users of WeChat and various Internet services in Africa.

In these countries, Fang Zhe offered his condolences to local colleagues and met with a number of dignitaries and prominent personalities.

At the same time, Fang Zhe also became a scattered child. Wherever he went, he donated money and donated money to various public interest organizations, giving out a broad hand.

“The richest man in the world visited Africa and visited many African countries!"

“The world's richest philosopher meets Kenyatta and other African presidents and dignitaries!"

“The world's richest Fangzhe from China donated $1 million to Semara National Park, Kenya, and established the African Ombudsman Incentive Fund.”

“Fang Zhe, the richest environmentalist in the world, has been awarded the United Nations Special Environmental Ambassador!"

“Ant Forest was awarded the United Nations Special Medal of Champion of the Earth for a project to change the world's environment and forest resources!"

“When I came to Africa, I was infected and inspired by Africa's passion. In my view, Africa is a hot ground of hope. I hope that through my influence, more young Africans will join the ranks of transforming Africa and changing the world!

Come on, come to the University of Cape Town, South Africa and connect with me to explore entrepreneurship and more possibilities for change in Africa!

On the afternoon of May 7th, I'll be waiting for you at the University of Cape Town, South Africa! "

Prior to Fang Zhe's visit to South Africa, where he had planned the last stop of his trip to Africa, he published an autographed article in South Africa's most famous media, The Star.

What Yuan Fangzhe did not expect was that not only the South African Star, including several prominent African newspaper media such as the Nizhilia Herald and the Kenyan National Daily, also forwarded the signed article.

For a moment, aspiring young people from all over Africa rushed to the University of Cape Town, South Africa.

At around 13: 00 p.m. on 7 May, the Media Centre of the University of Cape Town, South Africa, crowded the entire venue with aspiring young Africans who came to the 'Fong Chul meets African youth'.

Corridors, doorways, even outside corridors, crowded with young people with rugged shoulders.

One of the organizers of the meeting, the University of Cape Town, was surprised by the magnitude of the event.

Beyond the media center, many students, young people, journalists who had no access to the venue were eagerly waiting for a glimpse of the world's richest honor.

Towards 1400 hours, an extended Hummer, escorted by two vehicles, appeared in front of the media centre.

As Fang Zhe's figure came down from the car in the middle, the students and young people around him screamed madly, as if they were chasing the stars.

Fang Zhe, under the dual protection of school security and bodyguards, huddled through the crowd and entered the media center.

From the gate to the meeting venue, Fang Zhe walked for several minutes.

Without him, African youth crowded in corridors and hallways are so enthusiastic!

The moment Fang Zhe entered the venue, the eyes of all the young Africans in the venue, men and women, could no longer be removed from him.

This is the mood of many young Africans on the scene at this very moment.

Among them are students from Cape Town and other universities, entrepreneurs from many African countries, company founders, etc. Overall, young people aged 20 to 30 make up the majority of them.

Youth, the backbone of the world, is one of the world's most innovative and contemporary destinations.

Fang Zhe was awarded the honorary title of World Youth Leader by the United Nations, and today he also carries out the mission of that title.

With the attention of the whole youth audience, Fang Zhe began his speech:

“It's a pleasure to be standing here and chatting with brilliant young people from Africa on the ground.

The enthusiasm was a little unexpected, and I saw a lot of people lined up outside the building.

I'm here to apologize to those friends who didn't come in.

Fortunately, our technology and network are very advanced today. Friends who don't come in can watch my speech in real time through WeChat mobile phone broadcast and other means.

When I interact with you, the audience can post the interactive message on the live screens, and my assistant will collect it and tell me.

Okay, so next, I want to tell you a little bit about how I see and think about Africa.

Honestly, I've been walking in Africa for half a month in person, and I have a huge feeling.

Africa has surprised me a lot! "

Fang Zhe's modest and sincere opening remarks firmly hold the hearts and minds of all audiences on the scene together.

Outside the Media Centre, many aspiring young people from across the African continent and elsewhere in the world who followed the meeting and Fang Zhe watched the live broadcast of the meeting through various channels.