PMs Albanese and Modi sign deal in Melbourne, with Modi set to address a rally of over 20,000
Australia to Export Uranium to India for Nuclear Energy
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Australia will export uranium to India for peaceful nuclear energy purposes, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced on Thursday after meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Melbourne. The arrangement was signed under an existing nuclear cooperation agreement during the third annual Australia-India summit. Albanese stated that the bilateral relationship has never been stronger.
Modi is scheduled to address a community rally at a stadium in Melbourne later on Thursday, where organizers expect more than 20,000 attendees. The Indian diaspora in Australia has grown significantly since 2014, according to Teesta Prakash from the Australia India Institute.
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Modi is set to receive a rock-star welcome when he fronts a community rally at a stadium in Melbourne later on Thursday, with organisers anticipating more than 20,000 people could flock to the event.
according to Geo News"In 2014, the Indian diaspora community in Australia was relatively small," said Teesta Prakash from the Australia India Institute.
according to Geo NewsAddressing reporters alongside Modi after the meeting, Albanese said that the relationship between Australia and India has never been stronger.
according to BernamaAlbanese said in a statement that he and Modi signed an arrangement to enable uranium exports to India for peaceful purposes under an existing nuclear cooperation agreement while meeting in Melbourne for the third annual Australia-India summit on Thursday.
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