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In Algeria

Sweltering heat of the desert, humid jungle, freezing ice field...in the land of any limit on the earth, the company's employees are working.

Approximately 10% of 2,000 employees of this Japanese company are working at overseas plant sites and most of them are called danger zone, where we could not even imagine.

Inamenasu in Algeria, was one of them.

Why they work at such a danger place?
"Because there are resources."

Employees of the company  stationed in risk preparedness.

Many governments of developing countries bring impressive credentials to the company named Nikki, because they raise local young people who bear the future of the countries by throughout the project.
Many countries are suffering from weaknesses built into technology even there are resources.

It might have been a teacher who died in the terrorist attacks and may have been  the students who survived.

The most difficulty of those expatriates who live away from home said "lonely" instead of "danger".
The remains of those Samurai who endured the lonely and devoted for the country had returned to Japan.
We would like to make a deep bow to them with thinking of the importance of human life and sorrow of the bereaved relatives.

-from Nikkei Translated by momo-


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