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+...Thus in case of realizing this project, there should be conditions that have to be formulated to prevent exploitation and to reduce the risk of environmental damages. With stipulated conditions and regulations some development assistances and shares of the advantages and profits can be determined and ensured for the population, local institutions and local labour. Rights and certainties of the population and the labour have to be considered and ensured just as the protection of the environment, for instance by defining limits and regulations of mining and degradation.
+These kind of conditions should be formulated and defined to take part in the process of globalisation and take advantages of it without risking uncontrolled damages, but it seems that in practice it will be difficult to arrive on an arrangement and to carry these agreements and conditions through.
+Ilknur
+It is necessary to negotiate with different companies to find the one that is the most suitable for the project and the one with the best conditions.
+Marenka
+I also think whenever projects like this will come up and will be permute there are always people who will get advantages and disadvantages. Still I think it would be good to involve the people in this country. And maybe these people who feel treated unfair or are scared would understand the project a little more. Maybe these people will get new jobs from the project.
+Lina