How to Transform Afghanistan into an industrial country in Mining Sector:

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Afghanistan is one of the few countries in south Asia that its natural resources are abundant and we have plenty of Mines that are in dire need of Market. For Example, Lithium which is used in batteries can be very lucrative in international Markets for Afghanistan. For this we need huge amount of money to be invested. We will need the contribution in this sector from G7 countries. 

Mis Aynak, which is located in Logar province (located in South-eastern Kabul)can be a very profitable asset for Afghanistan. Mis Aynak Worth more than 110 billion Dollars and currently this project is ran by a Chinese company.

We have lots of natural resources and here at this article we cannot discuss every single one of them. GEOAF works on a brief introduction of Afghanistan Mining Deposits and we are currently working on it under the supervision of Kabul Polytechnic University professors. I want to reiterate that Afghanistan has more cadres and human resources that are eligible to plan and design a mine. But we need contribution to help us financially. Back in 18th century when the industrial revolution arisen in UK then it spread across the EU. I believe that with good management and international contribution we can put an end to poverty, immigration and starvation in Afghanistan. 

Here I attached the Geological and Mineral Resources of Afghanistan.



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