Australia and Japan Bolster Energy and Mineral Ties
Australia and Japan signed agreements to secure energy and mineral supply chains. The deal includes A$1.3 billion in support for critical mineral projects.
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Australia and Japan signed agreements on May 4 to fund critical mineral projects with up to A$1.3 billion ($937 million). The deal follows a A$10 billion warship contract and targets supply security for resources like gallium, nickel, and rare earths. The agreement also includes commitments to strengthen food supply chains alongside energy and mineral cooperation.
