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Russia #39;s Hind Helicopter Gunship in Afghanistan Documentary Full Movie
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Afghan cricket captain Mohammad Nabi Eisakhil (CR) and batsman Nawroz Mangal (CL) carry the 2015 Cricket World Cup trophy as members of the National Cricket team welcomed them at Kabul International Airport late last week.
Perth: The Afghanistan team arrived here Monday to launch the final stages of their preparation for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015, which will be played in Australia and New Zealand from Feb 14 to March 29.
The UAE also arrived last week and has already played two matches against WA XI at WACA Ground and Murdoch University Friday and Sunday respectively.
Afghanistan are preparing for their maiden ICC Cricket World Cup, and will play Australia in Perth during the tournament. (Also read: Afghanistan greets World Cup with passion)
The UAE will travel to Darwin from Perth Sep 16, where the squad will continue their preparations and take on Northern Territory, Papua New Guinea and the South Australian Redbacks.
The tours are part of the ICCs High Performance Programme (HPP), and will assist the teams preparations for the cricket extravanganza.
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Afghanistan Arrive in Perth for ICC World Cup Preparation
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War has a devastating effect on wealth creation as it decimates a country's capacity forproductivity. It creates instability and insecurity, both of which prevent wealth-creating investments from being made. This is why one of the poorest nations in the world, Afghanistan, is still sitting on $1 trillion in natural resource riches.
Three decades of war yield nothing but poverty Based on gross domestic product and adjusted for purchasing power parity, Afghanistan is the 10th-poorest nation in the world. In 2013, the average citizen of Afghanistan added just $1,072.19 to the economy. For perspective, that figure in the United States was $51,248.21. This is why Afghanistan's gross domestic product is only about $20 billion annually, which is less money than some U.S. companies make in a year.
This is despite the fact that Afghanistan has twice the natural mineral wealth of the U.S. and rivals Canada as a top-five holder of such assets. The problem has always been that the war-torn country has never been stable enough for safe investmentsto unearth these minerals. That could be about to change, as Afghanistan is finally starting to stabilize to the point that mining investments can be made.
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Digging into Afghanistan's riches According to studies from the U.S. Geological Survey, Afghanistan may hold as much as 60 million tons of copper, 2.2 billon tons of iron ore, and 1.4 million tons of rare earth elements, as well as aluminum, gold, silver, zinc, and lithium. Overall, at least two dozen potential world-class mineral deposits have been identified.
Of particular interest are rare earth elements, which are valuable for the defense industry and clean energy. Afghanistan is thought to be rich in lanthanum and neodymium, elements that are now largely supplied by China.
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Afghan cricket captain Mohammad Nabi Eisakhil (CR) and batsman Nawroz Mangal (CL) hold the 2015 Cricket World Cup trophy.
Afghanistan will make their maiden appearance in ICC World Cup next year. Passionate fans at home got a first-hand feel of the trophy as it toured the national capital of Kabul on Saturday.
According to local media reports, The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) chief executive Dr Noor Mohammad Murad brought the trophy from Dubai to Kabul and said he was hopeful of the national team doing well in the tournament - scheduled to be played between February 14 and March 29.
The trophy was taken to the presidential palace as national cricketers including captain Mohammad Nabi Eisakhil posed enthusiastically with it.
Afghanistan are one of four associate teams that qualified for the tournament - to be played in Australia and New Zealand. The other teams are Ireland, Scotland and United Arab Emirates (UAE).
Under new coach Andy Moles, the team will now look to make an impression even if winning the title remains a distant dream for now.
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ICC World Cup Trophy Greeted With Enthusiasm in Afghanistan