India’s Modi to Meet Australia’s Albanese with Uranium, Defence on Agenda
Leaders are expected to discuss critical minerals, trade and security as talks continue on a possible uranium export agreement.
- On Thursday, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets Anthony Albanese in Melbourne to discuss critical minerals, trade, defense, and security cooperation.
- India is Australia's fifth-largest trading partner, and discussions today may finalize a uranium exports agreement, according to the Australian Financial Review.
- Prime Minister Modi will address thousands of expatriate Indians at a Melbourne stadium this evening, with security tightened following reports of some protests.
- Before arriving in Australia, Modi visited Indonesia, where he signed agricultural and defense deals including for the BrahMos cruise missile system.
- The Indian leader concludes his visit on Friday afternoon, departing for New Zealand to continue his planned international diplomatic tour.
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