Miner develops training for indigenous workers, says his company wants to bring in workers from outside the area

BANGKOK — Local media reported on Monday that Mitsubishi Motors Co. was developing training for its miners in the northeastern state of Borneo, which could result in the relocation of thousands of people from the mining industry더킹카지노 there.

Borneo has not signed any agreements with mining companies yet, said Mitsubishi. But there are at least three compa바카라사이트nies in the country, and there is talk of setting up a manufacturing park in Borneo to facilitate foreign investment there.

Citing people familiar with the matter, Global Times reported that the government of Borneo was working with the Mitsubishi Motors Co. to provide training. But Mitsubishi declined to comment further.

The report cited local news reports that Mitsubishi was developing training facilities and plans to train 150 indigenous people in the state.

While there are plans for more Mitsubishi vehicles in Borneo, such projects have not yet been launched, according to China Youth Daily, a newspaper based in Borneo.

But the report did suggest that China plans to help indigenous development in that country and could make its presence known through its participation in the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, which aims to encourage private sector investment in infrastructure.

China’s President Xi Jinping has pledged to push for the development of Borneo as a “Chinese investment hub.” As in Myanmar, however, this will require a substantial push by government officials — at least for a while.

A spokesman for Borneo’s ruling Pheu Thai Party did not respond to a request for comment.

Borneo has a large number of indigenous people, among them children, and the labor and environmental damage of mining could damage the country’s image. At least 11 mining companies operating in Borneo are reported to have recently faced legal action from mining communities, according to Human Rights Watch. Many of these firms are accused of environmental destruction and the illegal카지노 사이트 transfer of protected natural resources, including endangered species such as endangered pangolins, elephants and tigers.

Citing the latest economic statistics, Reuters reported that Borneo’s total mining revenue has fallen from $21.3 billion in 2006 to $5.4 billion in 2012.

The Associated Press and Reuters