EU Poised to Sign Deal with New Caledonia on Crucial Nickel Resources
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The European Commission has signed an agreement with New Caledonia to strengthen the supply of nickel and...
Signed this Tuesday, 20 October in Nouméa, the Memorandum of Understanding between New Caledonia and the European Union paves the way for cooperation around nickel, decarbonisation and investment. The objective is to diversify the sector's markets and strengthen its competitiveness, but the concrete benefits will depend on the projects and financing that will be mobilised.
EU poised to sign deal with New Caledonia on crucial nickel resources
The European Commission's executive vice-president Stéphane Séjourné has offered to sign a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with New Caledonia on the French Pacific territory's crucial nickel resources.
Stéphane Sésséné, Executive Vice-President of the European Commission, defended, on Monday 19 October, at the Caledonian Congress, a strategic partnership with the European Union concerning the nickel sector. The independents, who oppose it, boycotted the session.
The Vice-President of the European Commission, Stéphane Séjourné, is due to sign an agreement on raw materials on Tuesday 20 October in Nouméa, but he is confronted with the hostility of the independents. A mistrust which is aimed first and foremost at Emmanuel Macron.
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