Spain's stronghold remains the Iberian Peninsula, where the government and the Royal Family hold more land. This is undoubtedly beneficial for the country's development.
Exchanging more Congo land for the noble Carlo is not a loss, considering this land was colonized initially without much cost from Carlo.
Moreover, utilizing the energy of the nobility to cultivate this land can hasten the colonization of the Congo River Basin and accelerate development in the Congo Territory.
The nobles are building numerous plantations in the Congo River Basin, which not only fully utilize the indigenous labor but also produce a large quantity of crops and other economic products to be transported back to Spain or other regions and countries in Europe for sale.
This will not only boost Spain's economic development, but the land acquired by the Royal Family and government can also be rented and sold to civilians, increasing Spain's per capita arable land, achieving multiple benefits.
