As soon as Count Algou finished speaking, the representatives of the various countries applauded once again for Count Algou's speech.
Immediately after, Count Algou presented his proposal.
Given the significant differences between the countries participating in the conference and France in terms of gold and silver reserves, Count Algou proposed that from now on, the countries participating in the European Currency Union should base their currency systems on the French Empire's monetary system. This means that the main currency should contain 0.2903325 grams of gold or 4.5 grams of silver per franc, and should be circulatable in the signatory countries of the currency union.
"Ladies and gentlemen, what do you think?" Count Algou asked the delegates present.
The representatives of the countries looked at each other, none daring to speak.
