Afghanistan Sits on $3 Trillion in Minerals

   Source: Caspian Report Aug 19, 2021 No Comments

Category: Asia, Featured, Videos, World Affairs Topics: Afghanistan, Geology, Gold Views: 833
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Afghanistan's mountains obstruct stability and prosperity. Conflict and tribalism has shaken the state to its core. Now, those same mountains may hold the answer to its misfortune.

( Report prepared in March 2021 )

  Category: Asia, Featured, Videos, World Affairs
  Topics: Afghanistan, Geology, Gold
Views: 833

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