Secretary Rubio and Colombian Foreign Minister Bula Sign Arrangements on Critical Minerals and Civil Nuclear Cooperation
New arrangements may expand or redirect future supply of critical minerals and civil nuclear-related inputs between the U.S. and Colombia.
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Cobalt and Molybdenum Metals (catalyst precursors) →Stands to benefitColombia
The bilateral memorandum explicitly aims to secure supply chains for critical minerals and rare earths between the U.S. and Colombia, which should benefit Colombia's mining and processing sector.
“The first memorandum establishes a framework between the US and Colombian governments to secure supply chains in the mining and processing of critical minerals and rare earths, while the second concerns strategic civil nuclear cooperation between the two countries.”
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