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India Revives Talks with Zambia on Critical Minerals Investment

India has restarted discussions with Zambia about investing in critical minerals, as both countries explore deeper cooperation on strategic resources.

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India Revives Talks with Zambia on Critical Minerals Investment

India has revived talks with Zambia about potential investment in critical minerals, according to sources familiar with the discussions. The renewed engagement reflects growing international competition to secure supplies of resources essential to industries such as renewable energy, electronics, and advanced manufacturing. Both countries are exploring opportunities for closer cooperation, although the scope, value, and timing of any investment remain unclear. The discussions could strengthen bilateral economic ties while supporting India’s efforts to diversify its strategic mineral supply chains.

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