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Increasing China’s role in extracting Afghanistan’s mines

The ambassador of the Taliban government in Beijing said that the Chinese want to increase investment in Afghanistan's mines.
– International News

According to the regional office of Tasnim News Agency, “Bilal Karimi, the ambassador of the Afghan government in Beijing, in a meeting with Shahabuddin Delawar, the minister of mines of this country, discussed various issues, especially mining contracts. Delawar, referring to copper contracts. Aynak, Amu oil field, “Tala Samti” in Takhar and copper Aynak II said: the investment conditions in Afghanistan’s extractive industry sector are clear, we have facilitated investment opportunities, one of the important conditions of which is 100% processing inside this country.

He added: All national and international investors can invest in Afghanistan’s mineral resources.

In this meeting Referring to his meetings with the heads of the contract companies of the Amu and Aynak copper fields in China, Karimi said that Chinese investors want to invest more in Afghanistan’s mining sector.

expressing the readiness of the Chinese to invest in Afghanistan’s mines
Note| The position of Afghanistan’s mines in China’s foreign trade system
China’s role in the prosperity of private oil refineries in northern Afghanistan

Before this, the Ministry of Mines of Afghanistan expressed the readiness of the Chinese to invest 10 billion dollars in mines. “Lithium” of Afghanistan had announced.

China is one of the countries that has practically entered to invest in Afghanistan’s mining sector.

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© Webangah News Hub has translated this news from the source of Tasnim News Agency
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