The Vareš silver mine: A brighter future for Bosnia and Herzegovina?

Strategic metals are key for the European Union as it looks to reduce its dependence on Chinese or Russian raw materials. However, a flagship mining project in Bosnia and Herzegovina is stirring anger among some residents.
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[@josephmartin1543]

What a beautiful story , I like very much the mine uses advance systems for recirculation of the water , that is EU Standards. Thanks!

[@kudl4k]

hoffe, das gute Menschen dran bleiben und keine korrupten

[@awakenone1152]

This is great news
Just keep corruption out of this
Much luck from 🇧🇦

[@GospodinNelson]

As Bosnian I ask, why should we give our resources to other European countries? Not only that, but we'll have our forests and water systems destroyed.

[@Heydd00]

Try not to think often.

[@tbayley6]

It is not given, it is traded. Most of the revenue will stay in the area through wages, operating costs, and taxes. People complain about profits going elsewhere but it is typically a small portion. And that is what you pay for people with the finance and the expertise to make a project happen. If you look at how mining is done it is hugely complex, expensive and time-consuming. But without it, everyone stays poor. Staying poor is an option of course, but most people seem to want a better standard of living.