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Kiribati explores deep sea mining deal with China

  • Kiribati is exploring a deep-sea mining partnership with China to access valuable ocean resources, including cobalt, nickel, and copper.
  • Chinese Ambassador Zhou Limin has started discussions with Kiribati after a prior agreement with The Metals Company collapsed.
  • Kiribati holds rights for deep-sea mining across a 75,000 sq km area in the Clarion Clipperton Zone.
  • Opposition member Tessie Lambourne expressed concern that the Kiribati government is "bending over backwards to please China.
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Kiribati eyes deep-sea mining deal with China

Pacific nation Kiribati says it is exploring a deep-sea mining partnership with China, dangling access to a vast patch of Pacific Ocean harbouring coveted metals and minerals.

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RNZ broke the news in New Zealand on Monday, March 17, 2025.
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