Skilled workers from the Bharatiya Empire who were employed to lead construction teams from the Kingdom of Persia and the Kingdom of Lalishsthan set off to their destinations. In every major port and carriage stop, families could be seen sending off their sons, brothers, fathers, and husbands, with reluctance and expectation, attracting the gazes of envy and admiration from the surrounding people.
Subsequently, two teams of engineers and architects of major construction companies experienced in port construction and expansion, comprising 290 people in total, were sent to Baku and Amol to preliminarily plan the expansion of both ports to bring them up to the medium-scale standard of the Bharatiya Empire.
