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India, US Ink Massive Critical Mineral Deal Amid China Threat, Rubio-Jaishankar Exchange MoU
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India and the United States have strengthened cooperation on critical minerals by finalising a major framework agreement during the Quad Foreign Ministers’ meeting in New Delhi. The move comes amid rising global concerns over China’s export controls on rare earth elements and strategic metals essential for semiconductors, AI, electric vehicles and advanced technologies. The framework focuses on securing mining, processing and resilient supply chains for critical minerals. The initiative is linked to the Pax Silica partnership launched in December, aimed at building secure and innovation-driven supply networks for critical technologies and artificial intelligence. The deal signals deeper India-US strategic and economic alignment in the Indo-Pacific.
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India, US Ink Massive Critical Mineral Deal Amid China Threat, Rubio-Jaishankar Exchange MoU
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