India Pulls Out of Russian-Backed Mali Lithium Project over Security Risks, Sources Say

India pulls out of Russian-backed Mali lithium project over security risks, sources say

Security risks are prompting India to pull out of a lithium project in Mali backed by Russia's state nuclear corporation Rosatom, sources said, as New Delhi seeks to safeguard its investments in the politically unstable West African nation.

India withdraws from Russia-backed lithium project in Mali over security concerns

India withdraws from a Russian-backed lithium project in Mali due to rising security risks amid political instability.

India pulls out of Russian-backed Mali lithium project over security risks: Report

India is pulling out of a lithium project in Mali. Security risks and political instability in the West African nation are the main reasons. Russia's Rosatom was backing the project. India wants to protect its investments. Western nations have advised their citizens to leave Mali. The project is on hold as India fears losing its investment.

India exits Mali lithium project citing security risks, Rosatom complications

India exits Mali lithium project over security and geopolitical risks, pivoting to stable nations like Argentina to secure EV critical minerals.