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  1. Afghanistan possesses mineral resources that are ripe for processing, leading to calls for increased joint investment and trade expansion.

International investors, including China, Qatar, and Türkiye, are securing investments in Afghanistan's mining sector as the Taliban centralizes control.

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International investors, including China, Qatar, and Türkiye, are securing investments in Afghanistan's mining sector as the Taliban centralizes control.

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  1. Tension has arisen between the Taliban and Fateh's local power base regarding gold-mining revenues and territorial control.Sub-event
  2. China is using the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) to gain access to mineral resources in Afghanistan.Sub-event
  3. New investors from Norway, Saudi Arabia, and Azerbaijan signal growing international interest in Afghanistan.1 source
  4. Multiple nations secure investments in Afghan mining as the Taliban consolidates control over the sector.1 source

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