How Afghanistan Became A Failed State
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I mean , everyone is just talking about what had happened in the past and what is happening right now...
Pointing towards the history and towards the mistakes that has all ready done ...
Unfortunately , what's done , is done , we can't change that... So grief and regret won't solve the problem that's all ready been created ...
But , I think , what we need most is , to find a solution , if not permanent , at least a longlasting one ...
So ... What Is The Solution ???
In the past a Afghanistan Oil Pipeline was a project proposed by several oil companies to transport oil from the Caspian region and Central Asia through Afghanistan into Pakistan.
In the 1990s, the American Unocal Corporation, in addition to the Trans-Afghanistan Gas Pipeline, considered building a 1,600-kilometre-long (1,000 mi) 1,000,000 barrels per day (~5.0×107 t/a) oil pipeline to link Türkmenabat in Turkmenistan to the Pakistan's Arabian Sea coast. Through the Omsk (Russia) – Pavlodar (Kasakhstan) – Shymkent – Türkmenabat pipeline, it would provide a possible alternative export route for regional oil production from the Caspian Sea. The pipeline was expected to cost US$2.5 billion. However, due to political and security instability at that time, the project was dismissed. (bye bye uncle Sam)
In 2011, the Afghan Ministry of Mines and Petroleum estimated that northern Afghanistan has about 1.95 billion barrels of undiscovered technically recoverable crude oil reserves and 16.2 trillion cubic feet of discovered natural gas reserves. Hello Pakistan & China ( the solution as arisen)