Very quickly, Ernst realized the issue and said to the National Bureau of Statistics Director, Langfult, "The urban population in our country should not be limited to this! After all, our industrial capacity surpassed the United States several years ago, making us the world's top industrial power."
National Bureau of Statistics Director Langfult replied, "Your Majesty's doubts, we are actually very clear about, but this isn't a mistake in our work; it is a normal phenomenon."
"This time, we have only counted the preliminary data of urban households so we have arrived at the figure of thirty-four percent urban population ratio, but our country's level of urbanization broke thirty percent many years ago."
"In recent years, East Africa's economic and industrial development has accelerated due to the impact of war, so the figure of thirty-four percent might seem somewhat unreasonable at first glance."
