Chapter 1365 Copper Mine Belt Economic Development Zone Planning

Lu Benbashi took the lead in integrating the copper mines and related industrial resources of the copper mines, and this was obviously not the purpose of Kitwei's mayor Debelon. After all, this was obviously making a wedding dress for Lu Benbashi.

So Debern also opened his own conditions. He said to the Mayor of Lu Benbashi, "In this bronze ore belt development, Kitwe's relevant demands should be guaranteed. Although Lu Benbai Occupied the big head, but some important resources should be put down.

Polk agreed: "This is natural. As long as Kitvi cooperates with us, everyone can definitely drink a soup. After all, our purpose is to unite the interior of the copper mine and fight external competition."

The advantage of Kitovir's opposite Kitvi is that Lu Benbashi itself has strong strength, which means that Lu Benbashi's financial resources are more strong. In addition, the market channels controlled are more than Kitvevi's city.

After all, Lu Benba's transportation hub status is high. In this regard, Luben Bashi has seized the opportunity in the national market.

And Derbern is to use Lu Benba's funds, transportation and market advantages to make cakes of large copper mines, so that everyone can divide more and eliminate the contradictions and disputes inside.

In fact, the copper ore belt is still very difficult to make big cakes. After all, the copper ore belt not only faces the competition in other copper mineral areas in the country, but also has to resist the competition in the overseas copper mineral area. It can maintain the current market. The share of the share is not easy.

However, these words did not say with Parker, and now Polk is still addicted to the dream of unifying the entire copper ore belt.

This is understandable. After all, the copper ore belt is currently in areas where East Africa's economy and industry are relatively developed. If Lu Benbashi can sit in the center of the regional center, it can further accumulate the capital of Luben Bashi's future development.

In the next few days, the Municipal Government of Lu Benbashi and the Kitwei's city government have a fierce bargain on how industrial cooperation, coordination and distribution of industries.

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In Luben Bashi's guest house.

Derbern's secretary Baya asked some puzzled: "Mayor, let's give Lu Benbah too cheap them for the center of the bronze mine, is it too much for us? "" "

In Baya's view, Kitwe can also be the center of the copper mine belt. After all, although Lu Benba's comprehensive strength is very strong, in the copper ore and related industries, Kitvi and Lu Benbashi almost almost almost almost There is no gap.

After Derbern took a sip of tea, he said with a smile: "This is natural. From the bright side, the city of Kitve is not inferior to the Copper ore -related industry. The mine bands are based on copper mine -related industries, and Lu Benbai and our Kitvi have the ability to integrate the copper mine industry in the area. "

"However, the unfair place is that Lu Benba's comprehensive strength is too strong, and we can't compete with Luben Bazi at all."

"If it was in the past, I would definitely not be so easy to let go of the competition with Lu Benbai, but now the situation has changed, and the external wolf comes, so the copper ore belt must join forces to compete for external competition."

"Each of the battle is a dead end, so there must be a city that leads the entire copper mine to kill a blood path, and the resources that will cost in the early stage are also massive, so this road is not easy to go."

Baya lowered his voice and said, "You mean to let Lu Benbaie be in front, we ..."

Derbern laughed: "Don't take the belly of the gentleman with the heart of the villain, let the copper mine industry in Lu Benbashi region, I am sincere, because from the beginning, my purpose is not for copper for copper. The mining industry comes. "

Speaking, Derbern stood up. He walked to the window sill and watched the prosperous city scene of Lu Benbahi's city. Just like two companies, Kitville and Lu Benbai have the technology of the copper mine industry. "

"However, Lu Benbai's funds are more abundant, have a wide range of connections, and have many channels. This is destined that we have been able to compete in this field.

"So it is better to sell Lu Benbashi, let them become the leader of the copper ore belt. At the same time, because of our sincerity, Lu Benbai certainly has to pay a certain price, that is, when we get rich Stupid.

"We will sell some unprecedented copper mines to Lu Benbai, or use this as capital to invest in the big company of Lu Benbai."

"This is beneficial to both Lu Benbashi and Kitvi. Lu Benbaji has more sources of supply. At the same time, the benefits of the entire copper mines can maximize the benefits of the copper mines, and our dividends will also be The more.

"It can also be said that we have become the second largest shareholder of the copper mine. Our company, so it is the right choice if you can't join. "

"And Lu Benbashi wants to be the leader of the copper mine belt, then it must make some contributions, so as to make other towns and towns in the copper mine, which means that Lu Benba must be alone in the past. Enjoy the funds reserves, politics, science and education resources, market channels shared

"If we can do these things in Kitwei's city, it can indeed be done, but obviously our ability to resist risk is far less than that of Lu Benba, Nikteve really has no future, and may not be able to stand at a time. Stress is facing the risk of bankruptcy of the entire company.

Simply put, Lubumbashi is a wealthy and powerful city, while Kitwe is weak in terms of financial strength and political carrying capacity. After all, Lubumbashi is the capital of Swabia. If the economy goes wrong, Swabia will be the victim.

If Kitwe goes wrong, I am afraid no one will come to save it. As for the decline of Kitwe, there are too many cities in East Africa, and there are many cities with potential, so no one cares about the fate of Kitwe.

DeBern continued, "Next, our city's funds and energy should also be transferred from the copper mining industry to other areas of development."

"After reaching an agreement with Lubumbashi and other copper mining belt towns, the market and industry share will be a stable ratio. We don't need to worry too much, just keep an eye on Lubumbashi and don't mess around."

"And we can take this opportunity to make up for our city's shortcomings in other areas. Kitwe's industrial structure is very unhealthy, and we must get out of copper mining dependence."

According to DeBern, if Kitwe continues to compete with Lubumbashi, it will inevitably have to devote more energy, so there is no need to compete with Lubumbashi in the copper mining industry.

To put it bluntly, Kitwe City has "surrendered" and "surrendered" to Lubumbashi, which is also the view of most people.

However, DeBern is very clear that this is not surrender, but a matter of choice. Now DeBern does not want to compete with Lubumbashi in this traditional industry that has already shown signs of decline.

Three days later...

The governments of Lubumbashi and Kitwe formally reached a preliminary consensus, and the two cities simultaneously extended invitations to other towns in the Copper Belt to further implement the cooperative development model of the Copper Belt.

Faced with the coercion and inducement of the Copper Belt's boss and the second in command, other towns naturally had to obey. If they were kicked out of the circle, their fate would definitely be very miserable.

After the entire region reached a consensus and agreement, the Copper Belt Economic Cooperation and Development Zone Plan, led by Lubumbashi, was officially reported to the East African Central Government.

Rhine City.

Ernst paid attention to the demand for the development of the Copper Belt in a group.

"The copper belt is an important industrial base in the central region. We have always planned to integrate local resources and avoid involutionary competition. It is good that Lubumbashi and Kitwe can take the initiative to propose this, which shows that they are at the forefront of other regions in East Africa in terms of thinking."

Finance Minister Logans said: "Your Majesty, in the planning of the Copper Belt Economic Cooperation Development Zone, it is said that Mayor Debern of Kitwe played a significant role in promoting it."

"People who are familiar with the history of Lubumbashi and Kitwe know that in the past, the two cities competed fiercely for regional dominance."

"But now it seems that Mayor Debern is a very courageous person who dares to change this tradition and promote the collaborative development of the two cities."

For this, Ernst said: "This shows that he is a smart man. Kitwe and Lubumbashi have a strong sense of responsibility. The gap between Kitwe and Lubumbashi is too big. If they choose to compete, Kitwe will most likely not be able to compete with Lubumbashi. Of course, this is not the most important thing, because our policy is that the import of copper ore is growing, which is the biggest threat to Kitwe. "

Logans asked: "Then your Majesty, should we support the passage of this plan?"

Ernst said: "Of course, since it is cooperation in the economic field and is consistent with the general direction of the Fifth Five-Year Plan, it is natural to encourage the collaborative development of regional industries. "

"However, we should also take this opportunity to promote the implementation of some policies in the local area, such as the environment, production efficiency, industrial structure adjustment, etc. "

The environmental problems in the copper belt are relatively serious. After all, mining itself is not small in terms of environmental damage, and metal smelting is a major challenge for the copper belt area.

The reason for this is that the copper belt is too close to Rhine City. If the ecological environment of the copper belt deteriorates rapidly, it will inevitably affect the surrounding areas, including Rhine City. You must know that the upstream sources of some rivers in Rhine City are not far from the copper belt.

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As for efficiency, it is mainly the replacement of production machinery, improving production efficiency, reducing resource waste and reducing production costs.

This is also the reason why Debern expected that the integration of the copper belt would cost a lot of money. With the implementation of the fifth five-year plan, the elimination of backward production capacity has always been the focus of this round of the five-year plan.

For example, a batch of backward production equipment and power equipment will be further eliminated, such as some production enterprises that still use backward steam machinery.

Specifically for important mining areas such as the copper belt, it is also related to the update and iteration of mining equipment. After all, according to the development of time, mining areas are also paying more and more attention to factors such as efficiency and safety.

In addition, some illegal black mines and workshops must be eliminated. This is the product of the development of the free economy. In the past ten years, East Africa has chosen to turn a blind eye to these black mines and workshops in order to stimulate economic development.

Now, East Africa has passed the era of blindly pursuing output. For the high-quality development of the economy, it is necessary to crack down on these backward production units that are even on the edge of the law.

This is not an exaggeration. In many small private mines, the safety of workers is not guaranteed, production standards are not met in order to save costs, and there are no protective measures at all.

In addition, the existence of such black mines and workshops obviously causes greater damage to the environment, such as the use of water, which is uncontrolled and randomly discharged.

Although formal production enterprises cannot avoid these problems, they will always take some simple measures under the supervision of the East African government, even if it is a face-saving project, while these informal production enterprises are unwilling to do even face-saving projects, and may not be able to do them.

Ernst said: "With the economic recovery of various countries, industrial competition will become more and more fierce in the future. Instead of waiting for others to squeeze our internal bubbles, it is better for us to eliminate some safety hazards ourselves."

This is certainly not to put some industries in East Africa to death, but to force them to adopt new technologies and new equipment to improve production efficiency and enhance their market competitiveness.

If even this cannot be done, it is also deserved to be strangled by the East African government and the market. After all, the East African government has given domestic enterprises ten years of wild growth.

During this period, as long as the enterprises did not mess around, they basically completed the early capital accumulation and earned the first pot of gold. In the rules of the new round of East African economic development, the government's goal is to let them use the money they earned to improve production efficiency, product quality or service.

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April 1920.

The East African government officially approved the "Copper Belt Economic Cooperation Development Zone Plan".

This round of resource integration in the copper belt has also officially started, and Lubumbashi and other copper belt towns have begun to explore issues such as industrial cooperation and improving production efficiency.

Soon, a group of regional backbone enterprises headed by Lubumbashi and Kitwe merged or established one after another, and relevant laws were issued in the region to unify the production standards of the copper industry in the region.

The situation of "making the cake bigger" envisioned by Debern has also officially started, and Lubumbashi, as the leader, has indeed paid a lot of actual benefits in order to coordinate and balance the interests of all parties. After all, when this cake is done, Lubumbashi City is the biggest beneficiary.

Of course, if this cake is not done well, Lubumbashi will definitely be backfired, so in order to avoid accidents, Lubumbashi City has to spend real money and fully operate the Copper Belt Economic Development Zone.

Debern commented on this at the Kitwe City Economic Development Conference: "Now Lubumbashi City is almost tied to the planning of the Copper Belt Economic Development Zone. The copper industry in the Copper Belt will be more of a concern for the Lubumbashi government in the future. We can't be idle either. Now we should focus on other development areas."

"Only diversification can make a city prosperous, and our main learning goal is New Frankfurt or Mbeya."

"In the future, the development focus of our city will be invested in scientific research and manufacturing, which are closely related."

"The city government will fund and encourage a number of laboratories and scientific research institutions to land in our city, especially in the fields of new materials, medicine, machinery, etc."

" In the manufacturing sector, we encourage the development of light industry, promote the development of high-quality light industrial enterprises in the city, and introduce external high-quality enterprises to invest in our city. "

"Then there are the service industry and ecology. We need to strengthen the quality of the service industry in the world, and increase the visibility of our city's service industry, and increase its attractiveness to the copper belt and even the whole country. "

"In the ecological field, we will carry out environmental remediation activities, restore green mountains and clear waters, control land pollution, improve food production safety, restore vegetation in some mining areas, restore river ecology, etc. "

It can be said that when Lubumbashi was fully integrating the copper mining industry, the Kitwe Municipal Government, under the leadership of Deborn, embarked on a completely different development path, and this has not yet been noticed by the Lubumbashi government.