Rise of Empires: Spain.

Chapter 81 Camillo Gorky (Subscribe!)
In fact, as early as the first day of arriving in Italy, Carlo asked Cardil, who was accompanying him, to look for various talents that could be used in Italy.

Carlo has no industry restrictions for talents. No matter if they are physics, chemistry, mechanics, or medicine, as long as they can help Spain, they are within Carlo's scope of recruitment.

The standard for attracting talent is still the same: a house in Madrid, a high-paying job and a check for 5000 pesetas. If the family has a family, they will also settle the family and provide educational resources for their children.

With this whole set of things going on, not many people would be able to resist the temptation, unless they were scientists who were already wealthy.

This is like the president of a country in the future invites you to work abroad, and not only does your annual income reach millions, but he also gives you a check for $50 before you leave. Ordinary people would most likely be tempted.

Attracted by such generous conditions, Carlo soon received a report from Kadir that the first group of talents willing to go to Spain were ready.

When Carlo saw the length of the list, he realized how attractive the conditions he offered were to people of that era.

The entire list has less than a hundred people, including professors from famous Italian universities and well-known scientists.

Although it is somewhat immoral to poach people in this way, it is immoral for the development of Spain.

Among the list of hundreds of people, Carlo soon saw a familiar name, Camillo Gorky.

Not only is the surname at the end famous, the name Carlo also leaves a certain impression.

If Carlo remembers correctly, it seems that this guy named Gorky has won the Nobel Prize in Medicine?

However, I can no longer remember the specific Carlo, but I only remember that this guy was quite famous in Italy.

"Camilo Gorky?" Carlo looked at Kadir and asked, "Is this a medical researcher?"

"Yes, Your Majesty. Camilo graduated from the Medical School of the University of Pavia and is now a doctor at San Mateo Hospital." Cardior replied quickly.

Carlo nodded. The Nobel Prize had not yet been awarded. As a Nobel Prize winner, Camilo probably had not yet demonstrated his abilities and was probably just an ordinary doctor.

"Have these people been arranged?" Carlo asked. "The delegation will leave Italy in a few days. I hope they can leave with us."

"Everything has been arranged, Your Majesty." Kadir nodded and said, "These people can leave with us at any time. The remaining ones who are not ready have been listed in the second batch. They should be able to go to Spain within a month."

Carlo was a little embarrassed. He didn't expect that he would take away hundreds of talents from Italy at once. However, considering that these talents are very important to the development of Spain, Carlo was not so embarrassed.

Anyway, Italy is a big country with a lot of talent, so it doesn't lack these hundreds of talents. Unlike Spain, there is a shortage of people in all kinds of industries, except for farmers, who are the largest group.

“Try not to attract the attention of the Italian government when recruiting talents.” Carlo instructed: “Although this will not violate Italian law, it will damage the good relationship between Spain and Italy.

Spain's future development still needs Italy's help, and I hope this can be done more secretly."

The good news is that the people on the list are not too famous, and as long as they act secretly, they will basically not attract the attention of the Italian government.

After all, Italy has a lot of emigrants, and these talents are mixed in with the immigrants and basically will not be discovered. The Italian government will not specifically investigate the reasons why a talent left. After all, Italy has a lot of such talents, and what it really lacks are those scientists who are already famous and have relevant research results.

If Camino had won the Nobel Prize, the Italian government would certainly have noticed him and tried to prevent him from emigrating abroad.

But at that time, Camino was just an ordinary doctor who graduated from an ordinary university, and whether he immigrated or not was not that important to the Italian government.

As long as Cardin's actions are not so blatant and he doesn't take away too many talents at one time, the Italian government will turn a blind eye even if it finds out.

"I understand, Your Majesty. These people went to Spain through legal immigration channels, and subsequent talents will not go directly to Spain, but will transit through France or other places. The Italians are unlikely to notice it." Kader nodded and replied.

Kadir still knows how to be cautious. The Italian government is unlikely to pay attention to one or a few people immigrating to Spain, but it will definitely pay attention to hundreds of people immigrating to Spain at the same time.

The best way is to transit through France or other places. Anyway, the Italian government will not know whether these people went to France or Spain.

"Prepare me a detailed profile of Camillo Gorky and bring him to see me tomorrow," Carlo ordered.

Being able to win the Nobel Prize proves that Camilo himself has quite good abilities.

Spain also lacks this kind of medical talent. If it can be introduced and trained, Spain will be able to make considerable progress in medicine in the future.

Carlo does not underestimate the importance of medicine.

Carlo deeply understood how backward the medicine of that era was. Whether for his own life safety or for the sake of all Spaniards, it was necessary to vigorously develop medicine and medical technology.

Medical research can also bring in enough income. There is no shortage of markets for life-saving antibiotics like penicillin.

Once an important drug like penicillin is developed, the income from exporting the drug alone will be enough for the royal family to never have to worry about having no money to spend, and they can also make a profit from other countries at the same time. Why not do it?

"Yes, Your Majesty." Kadier naturally did not ask any more questions about Carlo's order. He knew that his mission was to faithfully carry out orders, which was his duty.

Carlo waved his hand to let Kadier leave and looked out the window.

Carlo already had an idea in his mind, which was to establish an institution similar to the Nobel Prize to honor and reward the famous scientists of this era.

As these scientists came to receive their honors and awards, Carlo was able to easily get in touch with them and lure them to work in Spain.

Of course, this is just a concept, and it is still difficult to realize it. After all, Carlo's purpose of attracting talents will be discovered by other countries. If every country sets up similar awards to increase the importance of talents, it will be a bit like shooting itself in the foot for Carlo. After all, Spain can only expand its talent pool by attracting foreign talents.

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