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Kazakhstan's Copper Heist? Turkish Tycoon Readies Arbitration After Astana Gives His Mines To A Week-Old Startup

Kazakhstan's Copper Heist? Turkish Tycoon Readies Arbitration After Astana Gives His Mines To A Week-Old Startup Kazakhstan has spent the past four years telling foreign investors that the Nazarbayev era of cronyism is over.A Turkish billionaire who sank roughly $200 million into two Kazakh copper mines is about to test that claim in front of the World Bank.According to Turkish business outlet Patronlar Dünyası, Robert Yüksel Yıldırım's Turkish-Dutch CoreX Holding is preparing to file at ICSID, the World Bank's International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes, after Kazakhstan's government sat...
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