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  "publishedAt": "2026-06-14T16:59:48.000Z",
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  "tags": [
    "Asia",
    "Mining",
    "Afghanistan",
    "China Mining Strategy",
    "Copper",
    "Critical Minerals",
    "Energy Transition",
    "Global Supply Chains.",
    "Industrial Development",
    "Lithium",
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    "Morocco Battery Industry",
    "Rare Earth Elements",
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    "Afghanistan’s Untapped $1-3 Trillion Mineral Wealth Could Reshape Global Supply Chains",
    "The Middle East Observer"
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  "textContent": "Afghanistan’s estimated $1-3 trillion mineral endowment is increasingly attracting attention from governments, mining companies and industrial strategists seeking access to the raw materials needed for the global energy transition. Yet the country’s vast deposits of lithium, copper, iron ore, cobalt and rare earth elements remain among the least developed major resource assets in the world. […]\n\nThe post Afghanistan’s Untapped $1-3 Trillion Mineral Wealth Could Reshape Global Supply Chains appeared first on The Middle East Observer.",
  "title": "Afghanistan’s Untapped $1-3 Trillion Mineral Wealth Could Reshape Global Supply Chains"
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