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India-Sri Lanka to strengthen ties in critical Minerals

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India and Sri Lanka recently held a meeting to strengthen bilateral ties in the areas of critical minerals, exploration and mining.

Union Minister of State for Coal and Mines Mr. Satish Chandra Dubey held a meeting with Mr. Sunil Handunnetti, Minister of Industry and Entrepreneurship Development, Government of Sri Lanka, in New Delhi.

Their discussions focused on fostering bilateral cooperation in mineral exploration and mining, particularly in securing critical minerals essential for both nations’ economic and industrial growth.

A key focus was placed on Sri Lanka’s vast graphite and beach sand mineral resources, which hold immense potential in supporting the global shift towards clean energy, advanced battery technologies, and high-tech industries.

During the meeting, both leaders acknowledged the importance of strengthening collaboration in mineral exploration and mining opportunities for Indian companies in Sri Lanka.

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