Brazil and India finalized a deal on critical minerals and rare earths on Saturday, followed by an agreement between Brazil and South Korea on Monday to increase their cooperation on minerals, technology, cultural exchange, and trade.
The deal between Brazil and India took the form of a “non-binding memorandum of understanding” that called for more “reciprocal investment, exploration, mining,” and greater collaboration on artificial intelligence (AI), as reported by Reuters.
“Increasing investments and cooperation in matters of renewable energy and critical minerals is at the core of a pioneering agreement that we have signed today,” Brazilian…
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