Four South American nations sign strategic minerals pact
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The Governments of Chile, Argentina, Bolivia and Peru signed a joint declaration on strategic minerals in Santiago aimed at enhancing regional integration, namely the joint production, processing and import of manufactured products from lithium, copper and rare earth metals.
The governments of Chile, Argentina, Bolivia and Peru have signed a joint declaration on critically important minerals — copper, lithium and rare earth metals
The governments of Chile, Argentina, Bolivia and Peru have signed a joint declaration on critically important minerals — copper, lithium and rare earth metals.One of the goals of the agreement is to strengthen the role of South America...
Four countries in South America concluded an agreement on joint production of strategic metals, seeking to take the lead in the world market for energy transition, stated the Ministry of Mines of Chile. "Chile, Argentina, Bolivia and Peru are signing a joint declaration on strategic minerals ... the authorities agreed on the need to develop technical cooperation, promote sustainable development and responsible investment in strategic minerals," …
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South American countries seek to strengthen position as global suppliers of copper, lithium and other critical minerals amid rising demand
Four South American nations sign strategic minerals pact
Chile, Argentina, Bolivia and Peru signed a joint declaration on Friday to deepen cooperation on strategic minerals, aiming to boost development, coordination and investment as the four South American producers seek to position the region as a reliable global supplier for the energy transition.
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El EconomistaThe agreement aims to promote the responsible and sustainable development of mining activity and to promote the joint positioning of the region as a strategic and reliable partner in the provision of critical minerals.
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