In October 2006, the British Agencies Afghanistan Group announced that privatization of the Jawzjan gas field was beginning and that deals had already been signed to privatize the Karkar-e Dodkash coal mine in Baghlan, a fluoride mine in Uruzagan, a gold mine in Herat, a precious stones mine in Nuristan, and cement factories in Ghori and Parwan. (...)Undsoweiterundsofort. Das ist "Entwicklungshilfe" in bester neoliberaler Globalisierertradition. Der ganze Text findet sich bei Global Research und den Hinweis verdanke ich einmal mehr dem Global Policy Forum.
In November 2007, the huge Aynak copper deposit, which is approximately 35 kilometres southeast of Kabul, was auctioned under the USAID plan. According to an article in online geography journal GeoJournal, the Aynak deposit is estimated to contain more than 11 million metric tons of recoverable copper.
Freitag, 10. April 2009
Aha, ach so - na dann...
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