India and Central Asia Show Interest in Joint Exploration of Rare Earth Minerals

India and Central Asia show interest in joint exploration of rare earth minerals

India, central Asian countries express interest in joint rare earths exploration

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India, five central Asian countries express interest in joint rare earth mineral exploration amid Chinese restrictions

India and five Central Asian nations are keen to collaborate on exploring rare earths and critical minerals, as stated after the India-Central Asia Dialogue in New Delhi. Following the first Rare Earth Forum, they plan further discussions and delegation exchanges to identify new cooperation areas. This initiative aims to diversify the rare earth supply chain, currently dominated by China.