Australian PM Albanese praises Modi as 30,000-strong crowd expected at Melbourne rally
India and Australia to sign major uranium deal during Modi visit
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India and Australia are set to sign a major uranium deal during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Australia, according to officials. The agreement is significant as Australia holds the world's largest known uranium reserves, accounting for nearly 28% of global resources, making it a crucial energy partner for India.
Modi arrived in Australia for a three-day visit and is expected to address 30,000 members of the Indian-Australian community at Melbourne's Marvel Stadium. Both sides are also working towards a joint defence declaration that could establish a defence industrial corridor and enhance military interoperability.
Meanwhile, New Zealand is preparing to host Modi, marking the first visit by an Indian prime minister in four decades.
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The deal holds significance as Australia currently has the world's largest known uranium reserves, accounting for nearly 28 per cent of global resources, making it a crucial partner of New Delhi.
according to Hindustan TimesThe Indian prime minister is in the country for three days and will later on Thursday address 30,000 members of the Indian-Australian community in what is expected to be a loud rally at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium.
according to The Guardian - WorldBoth sides are working towards “a joint defence declaration” that could pave the way for “a defence industrial corridor and enhance interoperability between the armed forces” of the two countries.
according to Hindustan TimesAnthony Albanese is poised to sign a major uranium deal with India, praising counterpart Narendra Modi and the nation’s diaspora for deepening economic ties.
according to The Guardian - WorldNew Zealand is preparing to host Narendra Modi, the first Indian Prime Minister to visit this country in four decades.
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