Chapter 719: A Big Family Inherited for 0 Years

On a larger scale, the society in the Middle East itself originated from tribes. The structure and system of tribes have been accompanied by the development of Middle East society since ancient times, and at the same time, they have deeply affected all aspects of the Middle East.

To use a proverb that has been circulating in the Middle East for thousands of years, this kind of tribal relationship is well explained: I am against my brother, my brother and I are against my cousin, and me, my brother and my cousin are against the whole world.

Generally speaking, such tribal characteristics promote the unity of the tribe in the harsh living environment. In some cases, only by uniting together to defend against the enemy can they survive.

But from a negative perspective, such tribal characteristics have brought bloody conflicts for a long time.

The perennial turmoil in the Middle East cannot be said to have nothing to do with such tribal characteristics, and with this turmoil, the tribal problem has also become more serious.

In terms of national security and regional security, tribal conflicts are an important cause of social turmoil, and indirectly provide opportunities for terrorists to take advantage of.

The clan armed forces in Iraq also evolved under such a social structure, and there is no difference in nature.

But compared to those big tribes in the Middle East, this kind of clan armed forces is simply a small fight.

The Silk Road tribes are different from such traditional tribes and clan armies, or they are essentially different.

At the foot of the mountain in the northern part of Salah al-Din Province, it is located behind the northern swamp area. The roads here are criss-crossed, and a large number of vehicles come in and out here, presenting a very prosperous picture.

This is almost a rare scene in Iraq, with heavy traffic and even frequent traffic congestion. There are also good cars worth hundreds of thousands of dollars and luxury cars worth millions of dollars. can be seen.

Compared with the war-torn areas in the south, there are almost no traces of war here.

But in fact. Heavy traffic all around. There are all kinds of outposts and guard towers, and heavily armed soldiers can often be seen patrolling the side of the road.

Almost every soldier is armed to the teeth. It is no less than the equipment of the special forces of various countries.

The busy traffic converges in a small town full of high-rise buildings. It is said to be a small town. But the size of this small town is like a small city, with all kinds of entertainment venues in it. There are also large-scale arms and weapons stores, bars, casinos, dance halls, large shopping malls and various luxury hotels.

For the whole of Iraq. This place is like a real paradise,

This place has never appeared in any newspapers. But in fact, it has long been the most prosperous place for international business and trade in Iraq.

The town stands here. For more than a thousand years, this small town has always been the largest distribution center in Iraq on the Silk Road that runs through the east and west.

The former Silk Road. Merchants who come and go will come here with a large amount of goods, and then purchase the needed goods here, and then transport them to the next distribution center for sale.

Strictly speaking, the Silk Road is not a road, but a seemingly road that ran through the entire Middle East to Europe and then to the Far East.

The merchants on this trade road do not mean to travel all over this trade road with a large amount of goods.

Rather, each businessman only travels between the two distribution centers, and will not go to other places he does not know.

Driven and circulated by these merchants, all the goods in each distribution center are connected.

According to historical records, a large number of bamboo products from the southeast of the hometown had already circulated here hundreds of years before silk actually appeared on this commercial road.

Thousands of years ahead of the West, silk crafts were immediately favored by royal families in Europe and the Middle East when they appeared on this commercial route. Later, under the blockade of the full-scale maritime competition in the United Kingdom, the German Emperor Wilhelm II planned to export from Germany To build a railway to Qingdao in the Far East, the route planned by the Germans is the Silk Road, and since then, this road has been officially called the Silk Road.

This super prosperous town in Salah al-Din Province was finally passed down by the tribe that was a trading point on the entire commercial road at that time.

Today, this commercial road that has been passed down for more than a thousand years still exists. A large number of them may still travel between Europe and the Far East, and then they are distributed here and transported to a large number of cities in Iraq.

There is a huge amount of logistics every day, and even now you can see a large number of fleets of future transportation companies entering and leaving here. There is also a very large freight distribution center on the edge of the town.

It is full of high-piled container containers and various heavy truck heads.

The people who come and go here are not all from the Middle East, there are many foreigners, and there are almost no journalists here. They are out of the jurisdiction of the Iraqi government. In the whole town, only the Iraqi government a tax department.

And no matter what forces got the power in this place, almost no one came to interfere with the normal business operation and order here.

Even the former Communist Party of China did not dare to offend anyone here, including those extremist organizations, even if it was the branch of the original base in Iraq, they still had to maintain sufficient respect for this place.

Because if you offend these tribes, the direct result is that you don't even think about getting anything shipped in from outside.

And the tribes of the Silk Road from the whole Middle East are all like this here, including the most dangerous Taliban area in Pakistan, the two tribes of the Silk Road are also very detached.

The Taliban also need to buy a large amount of supplies from these tribes, and no one will make things difficult for them to trade fairly.

After all, war is war. If the goods are not in circulation, no one can do it. Therefore, no matter what period of war, it will generally not embarrass those businessmen who travel north and south.

The tribe on the Silk Road in Iraq is controlled by a complete tribe, but it is rarely called a tribe now, and it is replaced by a family. This family owns trading companies in major countries around the world. The transit comes from Various commodities and goods worldwide.

This is the family's headquarters, and the soldiers around are all armed by this family.

The Asimo family is the family that has inherited the Silk Road for more than a thousand years. It has been entrenched here for more than a thousand years. In the field of global commerce, although it is not as good as the hegemony-level companies such as Maersk and Mitsui & Co., it is connected in the Middle East. In terms of world trade, it can be regarded as an extremely important existence. (To be continued.) Enable new URL